Multiple design skills help you improve personal profile | Digital portfolio

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When building a personal profile for a designer, It is important to try multiple channels to find a better work environment. I personally feel it is very helpful.

I have been experimenting my ideas and serving in different mediums. Right from illustrating on paper for storyboards, character designing, digital painting, poses for animation films, creating 3D character, texturing, animation, rending and compositing.

Wide range of experiments helps to develop design skills. I have below portfolio to share some of my works on different channels and mediums.
Digital art of a boy
A young boy | Bablu | Unfinished digital character
storyboard art
The Wound | Storyboard
3D Wolf
Wounded Wolf | Sketching to 3D and Compositing
Character poses
Arundhati | Character poses
Ati Telivi Serial | Character poses
3D Panther
Panther | Character sketch to 3D
Dhumasura | Storyboard to Character animation
Tiger sketch to 3D Art
Sleeping Tiger in 3D

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