I have been drawing all my life, and singing just as long. For half my life, I’ve been writing music and poetry. My creative work is an endless journey of experimentation, searching for new styles and tools. My exploratory spirit doesn’t allow me to focus on just one thing — I follow my curiosity, and my abilities expand along with it.

I look at the world broadly and notice the smallest details. I track patterns, sequences, and structures in everything, which allows me to skillfully assemble a complete picture from puzzle pieces. I see perspective, and from a vague idea I can extract an entire spectrum of possibilities and the paths to achieve them. It works even better when I share this puzzle with another person. One more mind means a wider shared view, richer imagination, and more productive idea generation.

Time and again I’ve heard: “Choose your style,” “Focus on one theme.” But for me, doing only one thing means suffocating my potential. Trying something new is what inspires me. I’m not afraid of mistakes or failures—based on my experience, they are exactly what drives progress. Whatever I take on, no matter how difficult it is, I will find a way to create magic.

The versatility of my skills and styles, my ability to generate ideas and lead brainstorming sessions, and my many years of experience make me a universal fighter—ready to take on almost any task and succeed. And not only in drawing, but also in discussion, development, planning, and the creation of all kinds of creative work.

My superpowers:

• Experimentator at heart. I work in raster and traditional media, flexibly adapting my style to the task. I love trying new things and finding unconventional solutions.

• Versatility. From portraits to animation — I easily adapt to different fields, tasks, and styles. The more diverse the project, the brighter my results.

• Idea generator. I help develop concepts from scratch: from a vague notion to a well-thought-out visual. Brainstorming is my natural element.

• Tailored to you. I listen carefully to my clients and know how to turn emotional or abstract requests into visual solutions, while also following a clearly defined brief.

• Expressive style. Strong color, chape and composition work. My artworks are atmospheric, stylized, and captivating.

• Team player. In a friendly, supportive team, I shine to the fullest and work a lot more productively.

Comfortable working terms:

These guidelines help me maintain creativity, quality and a steady workflow on your project.

• An artist, not a designer. I don’t work in vector graphics and don’t do classic graphic design—this isn’t my field. In raster and traditional media, however, I deliver my best.

• Work without overload. Realistic deadlines, a reasonable workload, and a clear brief are important to me. Under these conditions, I produce my strongest results.

• Conscious pricing. My rates are based on the real value of my time and labor, not on “market minimums.”

• Creativity is my engine. I work most productively on projects that spark interest, include an element of novelty, and allow room for creative exploration.

• Constructive, respectful communication. I value clear, supportive feedback and don’t work in environments with pressure, toxicity, or rigid micromanagement.

• Ethics and values. I don’t take on projects that conflict with my ethical principles.

A wide range of what I create:

• Digital and traditional art

• Portraits

• Character and costume design

• Ornaments and patterns

• Geometric and symmetrical abstractions

• Tattoo design

• Posters, covers, backgrounds

• 2D frame-by-frame and layered animation

• Storyboards and animatics

• Comics