My dream? To be an artist, and for all the pictures I've drawn on paper to be brought to life before everyone's eyes.
My dream is to work in the video game industry for Square Enix as a character designer and illustrator, concept artist, base story writer, creative producer and eventually work my way up to being a director. I look up to Tetsuya Nomura, who has always inspired me with his work.
In this picture, a gust of wind has flown in from behind me, throwing my sketchbook open and wisking away all the pages inside of it. The pictures on the paper are coming to life and becoming their own living reality.
Each of the people on the pictures are characters that I created. They are all from stories I've made, while one is an orignal character for an existing video game. These are the characters, starting from the top left corner going from left to right:
Imminente Luna Maillon -- Female, Red hair, grey eyes. Series: TBA
Prima Luce Maillon -- Male, Redish-purple hair, gold eyes. Series: TBA
Tsukiko Riku -- Female, Brown hair, green eyes. Series: Kokoro no Senshi
Travis Brea -- Male, Blonde Hair, glasses. Series: Kokoro no Senshi
Mei -- Female, black hair, gold eyes. Series: 'Till the End of Time
Kiru -- Female, blonde hair, green eyes. Series: Kingdom Hearts OC
Elouise Vuhtalie -- Female, brown hair, blue eyes. Series: Shattered Skies
Shift -- Male, Brown hair, sleeping. Series: 'Till the End of Time
Hikou -- Male, Silver hair. Series: 'Till the End of Time
Kairn Valor -- Male, brown hair, green eyes. Series: Shattered Skies
UPDATE: I made the Semi-Finals! YAY!
`anmari has been spreading her infectious positivity throughout our community for over 6 years. Throughout this time Ana has been at the core of all things devious, passionately developing an eclectic gallery, helping organise devmeets, participating in chat events and also recently completed dedicating her time as a Community Volunteer. We are absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2013 to `anmari, congratulations! Read More
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