Chesh

@cheshsyn.bsky.social

I do illustrations sometimes Lover of all things folklore and horror Currently into: GG || FnH Termina

Sometimes you just have to draw some fanart for a 100 year old book because it is just that insane. Shoutout to the book Demian which I read to my roommate who got increasingly concerned the more of the story she heard.

A faux cover for the book Demian by Hermann Hesse. Emil Sinclair, a blond man with glasses, leans against Max Demian and Frau Eva whose faces are shrouded in darkness. Wings emerge from Sinclair's back and a blue snake loosely coils around him as Frau Eva cards through the feathers on one wing and Demian rests a hand on Sinclairs neck, pulling him to them.
Sinclair is illuminated by strong, warm light but transitions into shadow where he leans into the Demians.

Oops I realized I never shared the finished version of this A lone guy and his rat in a towering, decrepit city of Magic and fake Light. What could go wrong?

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Screenshot of Mezzo Studios Instagram showing of her Lolita Fashion Motives in an old school pastel shojo style mixed with text such as:
"Be Gay Do Crime" , "Fuck the Patriarchy" and "I came here to drink tea and kick ass" in various colorways

WIP Really trying to get into the habit of including actual backgrounds. It's such a large field of study, but it's also surprisingly fun to fill an environment with life : D

A digital painting of a young man sitting on the railing of a small, grimey bridge. He's looking over a claustrophobic city scape where the buildings seem to rise up forever. It's dark. The only lights come from red lanterns above him and a neon sign attached to his jacket that reads 'Til Death'.

Sometimes local folklore gives you the best design ideas. Also trying something a bit different with my art. Completely forgoing lines is working surprisingly well

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