"We Don't Hand Out Our People"
I wanted to paint Sevika for a while now, so here she goes! This painting is also a print that I am giving to all of my patrons ❤ All the details are here.

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"We Don't Hand Out Our People"
I wanted to paint Sevika for a while now, so here she goes! This painting is also a print that I am giving to all of my patrons ❤ All the details are here.
Revisited the same study over a year later 🤔
Another mettaton sketch
drawn only with pen, and then coloured digitally (and lazily, lol)
Possession
Portrait practice of Quinn from School Spirits!!!! Actor Ci Hang Ma!! Quinn is I think my favorite in School Spirits and if Quanda doesn’t happen I’ll riot
I don't have internet for technical reasons and can only use mobile internet, eh So, for boredom's sake, I drew a sketch with my OC Veliar.
Original portrait, executed in coloured pencils on paper. Inspiration lies in the beauty of the image and the interplay of shades. Soft hatching creates depth, while the colour palette conveys a special mood.
There is a version of Dolores that exists before the maze, before the revolution, before she learns to question the nature of her world.
This piece was inspired by that fleeting moment: a character who appears at peace with her place in the story, while standing unknowingly at the threshold of transformation. The landscape is familiar, the path is familiar, and yet the first cracks have already begun to form.
What draws me most to Westworld is not the conflict itself, but the quiet realization that precedes it—the instant when a life shaped by repetition begins to seek something beyond the role it was given.
Rendered in black and white, this illustration explores that tension between innocence and awareness, certainty and curiosity, the story we inherit and the story we choose to write for ourselves.