PICOID [open for work]

@picoid.bsky.social

Illustrator & Streamer 2 times a week πŸ“Ί
🌐 https://picoid.carrd.co/
🌱 https://vgen.co/PICOID
πŸ“Ί Check out my wife's stream ! https://www.twitch.tv/biyona
β›” no A/I, do not use my art without permission

@pepesalot.bsky.socialReposted by @picoid.bsky.social

#PortfolioDay
I'm José and I'm a Chilean illustrator and graphic designer inspired by the nostalgia of 80s and 90s Japanese anime and video games. My work explores pop culture, science fiction and highlights the strength and charm of female characters.✨

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@vexnir.bsky.socialReposted by @picoid.bsky.social

Hi #portfolioday β˜€οΈ

I’m a Polish illustrator & full-time 2D Game Artist. I love to create whimsical & cozy art in various media, usually celebrating nature or little precious moments! I want to bring feelings of comfort to everyone and brighten their day with my art!!

✸ Store: vexnir-shop.com ✸

Traditional mixed media painting showing a forest scene. There's a stream in the middle, with a fallen tree trunk acting as a bridge over it, with Pikachu and Eevee running through it, and Charmander clinging to the trunk behind them. In front of them, Bulbasaur stands on a rock in the stream, with Squirtle splashing around in the water, the two enjoying themselves. Various bug Pokemon can be seen in the distance: Weedle, Kakuna and Caterpie on trees, and two Butterfree flying around.Painting of an orange cat sitting on a bench and reading a book in front of an old cottage. There's a snail on the bench next to it, and two round birds sitting on the roof.Traditional drawing in mixed media of a white cat with a yellow straw hat sitting inside a blue cardboard box. It’s surrounded with other boxes full of oranges.Traditional painting of a plump orange cat resting on a stump in the middle of a forest. A yellow butterfly is sitting on its nose.
@remanance.bsky.socialReposted by @picoid.bsky.social

The sooner you realise you dont know half the shit you thought you did the sooner you you'll improve. So many artists are making things harder on themselves because they think they cant get things from their head onto the page when in reality the stuff isnt even in your head in the first place

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