Commissions
My illustrations are primarily semi-realistic humanoids, but I can easily lean into monsters, cartoons/anime, or full realism. I am also quite adept at graphical vector and logo work. Having references and a clear idea prepared helps me to create the perfect piece :)
I do not draw nsfw, political, or otherwise illegal content. Most gore is fine. If you are unsure about your commission or would like a quote, feel free to ask! The easiest way to contact me is through my email: [email protected]
Prices of commissions may change depending on the level of detail or amount of figures. If going through email, all payments are processed through Paypal. Alternatively, you can go through Artistree (bird button) for more commission and payment options.
I hope to hear from you! :D
Commission
Head Shot
Includes the head and shoulders with a simple background. Good for profile pictures or icons.
Sketch... $20
Line Art... $40
Full Color... $60


Commission
Portrait
Includes head to hips and a simple background. More opportunity for artistic flair, good for portraits and profiles.
Sketch... $30
Line Art... $60
Full Color... $95
Commission
Full Body
From head to toe, this encompasses the full body. Good for DND character sheets or showing off a whole character! Includes simple background.
Sketch... $50
Line Art... $90
Full Color... $150
Color with full background... $230

Contact
Commission or query? Email me at [email protected]! Feel free to also check out my Artistree and/or Ko-fi :)
All payments are processed through PayPal.
Want more of my portfolio? Have a gander at my social media!
Gallery
A small collection of works and previous commissions.
Be sure to check out my other sites for more examples!
I do not use Fiverr anymore because I consider them greedy, but feel free to click the link above to see reviews people have left on my (old) commissions!
Graphics
A concise gallery of vector and raster graphics.
A lot of my works were created during my time as a graphic designer for my university.
Posters
Combination raster and vector original graphics
Each poster comes with a set of social graphics for marketing
I can create graphics tailored to posters, banners, icons, social media, stickers, enamel pins, shirts, logos, vector transfers, and more! If you have a question feel free to contact me via email!
Projects
Vectors, designs, manufacturing, prints, etc...
Esports Lounge Wall
Vector Wall Vinyl for UAA's Esports Lounge.
Dark room with colored lighting skews perception slightly.
Seawolf Grounds Logo
UAA's Seawolf Grounds vector wall vinyl for coffee shop remodel. Walls and logo match UAA's color hex codes.
Shadow Wizard Money Gang Pin
Soft Enamel Pin. Vector file. Comes with original packaging and a 4x6 card. On Etsy.
Chillet Stickers
Water-Resistant Vinyl Stickers and Card. Raster. Made at home with Silhouette Cameo 4. On Etsy.
Pokemon Gen 1 Stickers
Transparent vinyl stickers. Vector file. Manufactured. On Etsy.
Business Cards; Backing Card
Vectors. Manufactured by VistaPrints.
Double-Sided Acrylic Charm
Digital Art
Ocarina of Time illustration for
The Hyrule Fashion Anthology Zine
Tingle Sticker
Digital Art
Ocarina of Time illustration for
The Hyrule Fashion Anthology Zine
Wendigo
Digital Art
Mythical March piece for my workplace's social media
Bolga, God of Hearth and Home
Digital Art
Full illustrative commission for a dungeon master's pantheon. Bolga, the nordic god of Hearth and Home.
NiroxHere PNGTuber
Digital Art
GIF of a PNGTuber created for Twitch streamer NiroxHere
Zelda TotK Charm
Digital Art
Illustration file of acrylic charm
Link TotK Charm
Digital Art
Illustration file of acrylic charm
Reflective Shores Notebook
Digital Art
Illustration file for front/back leatherette notebook cover.
Dr. Ryuu
Zine HistoryGanzine 2020 (2022)- Artist; Packing; Graphics
Trust the Fungus (2022) - Artist
Code Geass (2023) - Merch Artist
Hyrule Fashion Zine (2023) - Merch Artist
Design History
UAA - Graphics and Publicity Services (student job; 2021-2022)
Dr. Ryuu - My own branding (see Etsy)
Alaska Yeti Remodeling - Logo, Business Cards, Merch, Website, Other (2019-2023)
Ala Round Flooring - Website, redesign (2023)
Zines
My zine history!
Once in awhile I'll take part in some passion projects, it depends on how much spare time I have.
GanZine 2020: The History of Light and Dark
(Zelda)
(2022)Pinch Hitter (page artist)
Lit. Vector Graphics
Merch File Prep
Packing
Individualized Illustrations
Code Geass: Geas Fragments
(2023)Merch Artist
(button, chibi stickersheet)
Board Game Graphics
Character Study:
A DND Zine
(2023)Page Artist
Deadly Alliance:
A BG3 Zine.
(2024)Page Artist
Karlach
Trust the Fungus
(Super Mario Bros. 1993)
(2022)Page Artist
Spot Art (cover)
Hyrule Fashion Anthology
(Zelda)
(2023)Merch Artist
(Acrylic charm; 3 stickers)
Unable to disclose yet.
Midnight Souls Fanzine (Bleach)
(2023)Page Artist
Merch Artist
(3 buttons; shaker charm)
Blind Date: Stardew RNG
(2024)Page Artist
Maru at Casino
About me
Just a regular, ordinary, everyday goblin
:)Professionally, I'm a freelance digital illustrator and graphic designer. I am adept in most traditional mediums as well as both raster and vector formats. Both of my jobs have been centered around graphic design. Currently I carry an Associates of Arts. Most of my personal works are themed around fantasy. On the side I run an Etsy shop where I create and sell my own nerdy products!Technical skills include: Digital and traditional illustration, vectors, manufacturing, video editing, graphic design, branding, adobe suite, CAD programs such as Chief Architect and Silhouette Studio...Unprofessionally, my fav streamers are Jerma985 and Tomato Gaming. I'm currently in the middle of a Baldurs Gate 3 binge. I love the medieval and renaissance time period. Favorite characters are Martin Septim (Oblivion) and The Medic (TF2). Other passions include DND, survival games, character design, game design, clay, resin, papercrafting, and other crafts. You may find me getting involved in community fanzine projects here and there.I am very easy-going and tend to get along with most people. Feel free to say hi!Fav games: Zelda series, Valheim, Kingdom Come Deliverance, Inscryption, Civ 5, Oblivion, OSRS, Darkwood, Minecraft, Hand of Fate II, RE Village, Baldurs Gate 3, Lethal Company.Need an artist for a game? Hit me up! I'd love to be part!
DND AMVs
Some personal AMV projects
Aoth - Nowhere King [WIP]
Lirim - Happy Face [WIP]
Kotatsu DIY
Snippets of my DIY journey to build an authetic kotatsu in Alaska.
Trying to import a kotatsu is expensive, especially if you live in my state and don't have a ton of money to spend.Online DIY solutions aren't too great either. In my search they were either cheap-looking or a genuine fire hazard. The best DIY I found was an IKEA hack, but IKEA doesn't ship to Alaska! It's as my old peepaw said, if you want something done right you gotta do it yourself. And I wanted to be warm this winter.I went onto Ebay and imported a 29x29cm Metro kotatsu heater and a 80x80cm futon/mat set from Japan. Collectively they cost me about $240. At this point, I decided I was going all in.
While I waited for my items, I went online and hyperfixated on every reference I could get my hands on. My plan was to build the frame from scratch using my family's workshop. I looked up Kotatsu, Kotatsu DIY, Kotatsu table, frame, blueprint, こたつ, こたつDIY. I saved images, videos, product information- anything I could get my hands on for reference and measurements. I found out in my Japanese searches that literally anything can be a kotatsu. However, I wanted to try to match that classic and familiar low-table look. Fun fact: the metro heater comes with a manual that gives amazing visuals for measurements, use, and installation.In the end, I came up with this layout.
This is exclusively the table. You still need to buy the heater and provide some sort of blanketing element. It does not include cable storage or management, since I plan to add that as I go. To preserve accuracy I measured everything in centimeters.At this stage, I asked my father for workshop assistance. The first thing we did was look for a wood type. There were a lot of interesting options in town, like Zebrawood and Purpleheart, however I decided to use the leftover Walnut we had at the shop. It's the perfect darkness, and matches the calm, natural vibe of the futon/mat.
DND Christmas 2023
Gallery of all the stuff I made for my DND friends for Christmas 2023 (^u^ )/
I collaborated with a friend to put together a big, custom, one-of-a-kind Christmas gift for our DND group featuring our multiple campaigns. Without their financial support, this would not have been possible. Every single item is original in its design and illustration. The manufacturer we used was Vograce. We started this project early October and finished mid January.
Breakdown
LEATHERETTE NOTEBOOK
A5(210*132mm) / Blank pagesThis book took the longest to make as I had to come up with two full illustrations. It took 1-2 months to finish as I had worked on it on and off while moving to a new place. I drew it under the generic CYMK color profile in Clip Studio expecting the colors to be more muted in print, but was surprised how vibrant and almost oversaturated the actual print was. Definitely something I'll be keeping in mind for future projects.Regardless, it came out great! The manufacturer altered the alignment of the back illustration to the left which made it look off-center. The print quality is nice, the cover is hard, and the texture is satisfying to the touch. The spine portion was, if not near, perfectly aligned on every book which was something I was really worried about.I picked the Reflective Shores for the notebook because it was the first campaign we started as a group, and wanted to honor it.
STICKER SHEET
200*115mm / VinylThe sticker are second in line in terms of time-consumption. The Fable of the Wrath King took about 3-4 days to make. The Silver Lining stickers took 2-3. I ordered waterproof vinyls and they came out fantastic. Stickers and acrylics from Vograce usually have superb print quality and durability. I went for two different styles for these sheets and am pretty satisfied with how they came out.Coming up with poses and memes was super fun. We had a ton of ideas. The real challenge was trying to puzzle piece in all the content together while still being sizable. I put Wynrieth on my MUNBYN :)
PENCIL CASE
20*12cm / Oxford cloth / black zipperA pencil case for the Silver Lining. The idea behind this was that most SL players are more artistic, so a pencil case would be more relevant to this group. In this campaign, we had a character die. So on the back, Nihilus (warforged warlock), is replaced with Tabriel (short Tabaxi Bard). Both of whom I've posted art of.For the material I picked oxford for durability and ease of cleanliness, with a black zipper to match. One thing I would change is asking the manufacturing to stop moving illustrations to the left ;-;. It also seems like this fabric, or maybe this dye, doesn't get that dark. It's something I'll have to watch for in the future. Other than that, everything looks and feels great.
AIKO EMPLOYEE ID
7*10cm / Glossy / Long holeWe discovered that we could make these by chance, and decided to dedicate a series of employee IDs to an in-game foundation that a player character started in Fable of the Wrath King. We really had to think on how to brand it, and in the end we came up with this. There's a space on the front for players to write their names. On the back is a list of the people involved in the campaign, as well as a glimpse of the world map.I made this one exclusively through Adobe Illustrator. The colors on these plastic PVC IDs are a little muted, like the pencil cases. You can barely see the maples leaves. Just another thing to keep in mind if you ever order these. Like acrylic charms, they come with a protective film you can peel off. Overall, they feel very durable.
CORE RAINBOW ACRYLIC CHARM
2.5" (63.5mm) / Double sidedSince each campaign had two items, I wanted to think of something else I could do for Reflective Shores. A core component of Reflective Shores is, well, the cores. There are several cores each consisting of a different element. I thought a great way to try and do every core in one was to make a rainbow holographic acrylic charm that changes color depending on the angle.This one took the least amount of time to finish. I made sure to check with the DM to get an understanding of the core design without spoiling the gift. I really love how you can get the whole color spectrum on a single charm. I'll probably use this finish again.
Packaging
When the stuff finally came in we took a day to dedicate to packaging. We divided everything up evenly between all people. Counted, weighed, evaluated cost for international shipping, etc. Books, stickers, and pencil cases we wrapped together. The AIKO Employee IDs we stored in small envelopes that I stamped individually. And the rest, like the acrylic charm, lanyards, and chocolate coins, were stored in these burlap bags.
I ordered both the bags and plasic leaves off amazon and hand-sewed them together for a really pretty aesthetic.
We wrote a letter, which I won't share here, that we had signed and stored in envelopes. To personalize each letter, I asked everyone what their favorite color was and recreated it as a wax stamp. I always finish my wax stamps off with a gold paint marker. Really wanted to bring home that immersive DND feel.The wax took a couple tries to finesse the colors. I discovered that my black wax far overpowers my white wax, and so on. Experimentation was required.
Here is everything wrapped and all together. I made sure the envelope elements were safely tucked underneath the jute cord. Two are missing because they were already handed out in person.
For international gifts that were sent in the same box I needed to create some differentiation. I cut some tags using my Silhouette Cameo 4 to attach names to each of the bags and covered everything else once more in wrapping paper to apply naming stickers (and also preserve the surprise). The extra little squares there are some Tundra playing cards. Gotta spread some Alaskan influence.
Aaaaand shipped off!A couple friends wanted to collab on shipping gifts so some boxes are way bigger than the rest. Also threw in some other knick-knacks myself. I used my MUNBYN to create the labels and arrow stickers on the packages.Overall, it was a lot of fun creating custom Christmas gifts for my DND friends. I personally love wrapping and packaging. There was so much at one point that I did get lost in the details, but it all worked out and my fellow collaborator did a great job making sure everything was divided accurately. To give you an idea, I have a google doc that's 33 pages long from developing the ideas, working out the finances, handling the inventory, and finally shipping. This is also one of the biggest Christmas projects I've ever done. Not sure if I'll go this hard again, but I will probably do something like this once more in the future.
Delivered
Some photos from my friends upon receiving their packages :)Sorry, you don't get to see their faces.
Time to plot for next year!