These icons are visible both on Steam and in-game, designed with the idea of being "portraits" in order to highlight relevant characters, modes, and other content.

The variety of achievements include: the completion of worlds, completing all levels, beating the Time Attack mode, completing unlockables, and more.

As the achievements are their own thing—intended to be showcased on Steam profiles—I was given the chance to deviate from the in-game style. As a result, characters and elements sometimes feature higher fidelity styles and shading.

One particular design element I really love: the clocks in the Time Attack achievements reference various characteristics of the respective world and its boss fight.

These backgrounds were made for a game jam I participated in with a friend.

The theme of the game jam revolved around strange power ups, giving us the idea of "when the player gains an ability, so does the world."

This is reflected as the background gets new additions in each level; seemingly random objects with no reason to be there. The aesthetics were inspired by surrealism or absurd artwork.

This was created for a high school project, based off a rough concept a classmate made.

This was a background commission for a game.

This was a background commission for a game.

Super Mario Odyssey and the Mario franchise in general means a lot to me, so I made fan artwork celebrating the game's third anniversary back in 2020!

The style was inspired by Shigehisa Nakaue, the current 2D artist at Nintendo for the Mario series. The way he brings life to the characters is fun, so I wanted to try and replicate it.