I create art using both digital and traditional media, and my work can serve either as illustrations for a given text or as standalone pieces.

My target audience consists of adults who know what they want to see but are unable to depict it themselves. I can help them visualize their ideas, as I have a natural ability to mentally picture things described in words; furthermore, I am communicative enough to fully grasp a client’s vision.

I am currently a fourth-year illustration student at the HSE Art and Design School, but I plan to continue my education in a more classical artistic discipline.

This project involved not only static illustration skills but also animation. In long-form digital content, animation is typically used for decorative purposes or to provide a visual break, though it can also be integrated into the narrative itself. Working with animation is not something I’m accustomed to, but I generally find solutions to unfamiliar challenges quite quickly.

This is one of those projects that doesn’t rely on a narrative. In it, I’ve combined my favorite color schemes with what I consider to be the most compelling architectural details. Open staircases and walkways always lend an intriguing form to a space—one that is truly captivating to observe.

For this project, I worked on illustrations intended for a calendar and various merchandise. I also took the opportunity to step outside my usual approach and experiment with a new drawing style, utilizing soft, textured brushes. I always find it exciting to try something new while working on a project.