Andrei Vasilescu 🖌️Illustrator

Because unfortunately there's no escaping human nature. Wherever we go, there we are.

I'm very sorry to hear that happened to you guys. The art is beautiful and you can really feel the emotion behind it. I wish you all the good in the world.

Two cackling dragons soar above a golden, sparkling midnight faire. The dragons have stolen a golden flag and a string of fairy lights. Below, faire-goers (elves, humans, ogres, and fairies) play games, encounter unicorns, eat food, drink, and celebrate. The colors are deep blues, vibrant reds, and glowing golds.

The Mischievous Fayre Dragons

I'd like faster preset switching, but that wheel seems to be
outside the scope of LN. Here's a solution building on
existing features:
- add an option to open the toolbar at the mouse cursor on
activation
- add an option to auto-close the toolbar when a preset is
selected
That would be cool for me.

I do use AutoHotPie for some PS functions, but I haven't been using it for LN. Mostly because I've been too lazy to configure all the shortcuts : )

Inside a ship, a pirate is caught in a desperate struggle with a giant octopus tentacle. The tentacle has wrapped itself around the pirate's neck. He is desperately trying to pry the tentacle off his neck with one hand, while his other hand reaches out towards a pistol lying on a barrel. The tentacle is breaking through a porthole, causing water to pour inside the interior of the ship.

Elf archer woman shooting an arrow from her bow. In the background there is an autumnal forest.

In a firelit inn, a barbarian man hits a chessboard with his axe, while his opponent watches in shock.

Demon dressed like a politician, with a gold trident lapel pin. In the background, an infernal city in hell.

Hi #portfolioday! My name is Andrei Vasilescu and I'm an illustrator that specializes in fantasy art! You can see my whole portfolio at www.andreyu.com and you can contact me at andrei@storygraphica.com

Congratulations! And the place looks lovely!

Inside a ship, a pirate is caught in a desperate struggle with a giant octopus tentacle. The tentacle has wrapped itself around the pirate's neck. He is desperately trying to pry the tentacle off his neck with one hand, while his other hand reaches out towards a pistol lying on a barrel. The tentacle is breaking through a porthole, causing water to pour inside the interior of the ship.

Elf archer woman shooting an arrow from her bow. In the background there is an autumnal forest.

In a firelit inn, a barbarian man hits a chessboard with his axe, while his opponent watches in shock.

Demon dressed like a politician, with a gold trident lapel pin. In the background, an infernal city in hell.

Hi! I’m Andrei and I specialize in fantasy art!

I'm really sorry for your loss. Losing family is incredibly painful...Cherish the memories, they're all that remains...

I feel your pain...everything is so chaotic lately, so much suffering.

These are some of the sketches I did when working on the "Sea Terror" piece. First row is trying out different concepts and compositions, second is value studies and the third is color studies.

#art

That first one does look very cosy!

Inside a ship, a pirate is caught in a desperate struggle with a giant octopus tentacle. The tentacle has wrapped itself around the pirate's neck. He is desperately trying to pry the tentacle off his neck with one hand, while his other hand reaches out towards a pistol lying on a barrel. The tentacle is breaking through a porthole, causing water to pour inside the interior of the ship.

"Terror at sea".

This is a piece I worked on for my Swatches Academy
mentorship last year. I would like to thank Diana and Clint,
their feedback and guidance were amazing.

#art #fantasyart

I used to do a lot of these when I was working in web design, before the flat look became popular. I think your best bet is to get some free text effect template PSDs and see how they were made. Freepik has many of these. You can also just experiment in the Layer Style options, it's really fun.

Inside a ship, a pirate is caught in a desperate struggle with a giant octopus tentacle. The tentacle has wrapped itself around the pirate's neck. He is desperately trying to pry the tentacle off his neck with one hand, while his other hand reaches out towards a pistol lying on a barrel. The tentacle is breaking through a porthole, causing water to pour inside the interior of the ship.

"Terror at sea".

This is a piece I worked on for my Swatches Academy
mentorship last year. I would like to thank Diana and Clint,
their feedback and guidance were amazing.

#art #fantasyart

Yes, I would be interested in paying upfront for more years of updates. I don't think I would be interested in the other option.

A 3 panel comic featuring a 1990s computer desk setup with a 56k modem, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and tower. The modem is making noises and the monitor and tower look annoyed. The modem takes a breath and the other look relieved. The modem begins shrieking louder.

#mayllennial day 27: dial-up internet

Finally finished this personal piece that I started back in January: A Window to Another World.
I hope you enjoy!

#fantasyart #artistoninstagram #book #forest #mermaid #magic #reflection #lily
#freelanceartist

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ARTISTS!
I'm sharing my contract template with simplified language and easy to fill in sections

This will be most helpful for smaller clients bc corps have their own contracts

But providing the contract will help protect you from giving away rights to your art!

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Gothic church items

Oil painting of an outdoor picnic scene in dappled shade by American-born German artist Carl von Marr

This week's #MuseumTourTuesday is a painting by American-born German painter Carl von Marr from the permanent collection of the Museum of Wisconsin Art.

"Summer Afternoon"
• Carl von Marr
• Oil on Canvas
• 52 3/4" x 81 1/2"
• 1892

Cover illustration for Vox Machina: Stories Untold by Penguin Random House, an anthology celebrating ten years of @criticalrole.bsky.social featuring characters who fought alongside or against VM. Foreword by @voiceofobrien.bsky.social and 10 stories by 10 awesome authors #criticalrole #voxmachina

🎉 Today’s my birthday, and I’m officially 33! 🎂

The best gift for an artist is a like and a repost of their work. 👀

Thank you for supporting me, inspiring me, and sharing my love for art. Your encouragement means the world! ❤️

This piece from last year is one of my favorites. I particularly like the contrast between the warm and cool tones.

I know it’s a little late, but here is my painting for Year of the Snake. I hope you enjoy!

Awesome work! I'm so glad when you post new stuff because it's always beautiful!

"Johann's Stopgab"

Painted for Magic: The Gathering - Wilds of Eldraine
AD: Forrest Schehl

I just noticed that I never uploaded this card for Eldraine when it was released in 2023. 😅 Feels like forever ago.

Was it listed as a premium domain when you bought it? This article says they can't reclassify it after you've purchased it: domainnamewire.com/2022/06/24/c...

Original painting in a wood frame in situ on a shelf with a curvy figurative candle next to it. The painting in the frame shows a woman with shaggy shoulder-length hair, her face hidden by it, huggin her legs, with cloth wrapped around her, tentacles emerging from behind her and going in all sorts of directions.

traditional painting of a woman with shaggy shoulder-length hair, her face hidden by it, hugging her legs, with cloth wrapped around her, tentacles emerging from behind her and going in all sorts of directions.

Can I cash in that birthday 'retweet' card today? For my upcoming @everydayoriginal.bsky.social piece 'Tendrils' that will be up on the site this Saturday, the 1st :D

If you'd love the original, be sure to sign up to their mailing list!
#art #traditionalart