Poster illustration for the 4th International Congress about Transitioning Archaeology: Archaeological Safeguard.
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Ilustração de poster para o IV° Congresso Internacional sobre Arqueologia de Transição: Salvaguarda Arqueológica (CIAT).
co-autoria/coauthorship: Gabriel Pereira e Mauro Correia
For some time now I’ve been doing a few pixelart animations for Wings of Justice, an indie Fantasy Role-playing Game being developed by Mighty Mufflon Games.
It’s been a hell of a ride, jumping out of the comfort zone, mostly animating at a higher resolution than I am usually used to, for the combat sprites, and then adapting it to lower resolution versions for the general game view.
I confess that while working on the sprites my love/hate relationship with animation can sometimes become a pain… however, once it is done, there is a peculiar feeling of satisfaction to see a drawing come to life.
Below are a few of the animations done for this project.
Elora riding her horse for the intro scene.
Wild Boar – Idle combat stance.
Elora’s Companion Eagle // Idle combat stance
Elora // Idle combat stance.
Pixelart illustration and design work commissioned by Jammin Mage for his Twitch channel.
In the past months I’ve worked on a few pixelart illustrations and design work for Twitch streamer King Radinov who commissioned them for his channel. Although I’ve posted them before in other social media, only now I’m uploading the content to the blog.
An attempt at an historical reconstruction of the original facade of the old S.Domingos monastery, in the center of Porto.
– Illustration commissioned by Nuno Cruz, author of the portuguese blog dedicated to the History of Porto, “A Porta Nobre” (https://aportanobre.blogspot.pt).
Ilustração para o NMAA – Núcleo Museológico de Arqueologia de Afife, em Viana do Castelo, representando num friso o Paleolítico, Neolítico, Cultura Castreja e Romanização.
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Illustration commissioned for the Afife’s Archaeology Center Museum (Viana do Castelo – Portugal), depicting the timeline for Paleolithic, Neolithic, Iron age’s “Castro Culture” and Romanization.
