#yusei

[amriedrws]

drawing deprived so i drew my first childhood crush TT_TT

[diabellica]

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[yusei-vs-the-blank-canvas]

Descole on the Beaches of Ambrosia -- Playable Short Game Demo

An entry for the @PLGiftExchange!

For @polavanik, who thought up this wonderful prompt!

To play the game, go here:

https://yuseigo.itch.io/descole-on-the-beaches-of-ambrosia

It should run on phones (android) and pc (both windows and mac). Please let me know if you experience any issues with the game!

You can also just watch a video form of the game here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSHyaYsqeuo

This was my first gift exchange and it was very fun! Huge thank you to Astr0 for the help and for being so quick to answer my many, many questions :))

[zakurarain]

A Kofi doodle of Yusei and Junkuriboh!

Commissioned by @/ThomasR1997

[yuseiikinasai]

Thesis Film! Hoorah!

I figure a good place to start off is to discuss my college thesis film (@ Cornish College of the Arts/Seattle University), He Who Divides Us, since I've been keeping it under wraps for a bit up until now.

"A retelling of the ventures of St. Patrick from the perspective of the Pagan gods of ancient Ireland; the Dagda must flee with his people to the underground, at the price of his daughter’s identity."

This film follows the Dagda and his wife, the Morrigan (of Irish mythology, as you might've guessed). In lore, they never had any interaction with St. Patrick, but since this is a more loose interpretation of the tale, I chose the most iconic pagan icons to represent pre-Christian Ireland. The film centers around two themes: St. Patrick's trek through Ireland (the clashing religions caused thus), and the conversion of Brigid, the Dagda's daughter, into a Christian saint.

The film is animated and written by me, but I've managed to enlist some frankly remarkable voice talents for the cast of the film! The Morrigan is voiced by Sami Ridge (@samiridgethevoice on Youtube), The Dagda is voiced by Stephen Dalton (https://stephendaltonvo.com), and Brigid is voiced by Elizabeth Cooper. I was also lucky enough to get the assistance of Xelaria Archiver to do the score of the film! Here's some of the character designs/stills from the film:

[yuseiikinasai]

Art only no reblogs final destination

I figure it'd be helpful to make a blog that's just the art I make. No reblogs to scroll through!

Totally not part of an assignment for college nuh uh

If you want to see my personal blog with sillier art and reblogs and whatnot, you know where to find me >:))