Hi there!

I drew everything using Photopea and I used Snapseed for the final touches, color grading, grain, cropping, sharpening, and a few extra tweaks.

My phone displays colors better than my monitor, so it helped me adjust the artwork into something I felt happier with.

It’s my first time entering a fan art contest, so I did my best to include all the layers and progress shots to show the full journey.

I really hope you enjoy it!

I really enjoyed doing this! It was a bit tricky at first to come up with a truly iconic quote, but while I was watching some updates about the new Superman. DC and Batman came to mind. That reminded me of one of his lines from Batman: The Animated Series that I really like.

This build helped me defeat Mare the Knight for the first time.
I tried the bow this time and focused on boosting damage and critical hits, while switching up my blessings to Healthy Investments, Slaying Servants, and Repelling Revivals.

I also used slow effect relics for more freedom and extra time to react, and lightning, because it helps a lot against groups of enemies and because lightning is always fun to have!

The beginning of the battle feels cold and dangerous.

Trumpets echo in the distance, engines roar, and the void fills with tension. You know there’s no turning back.

Can you guess what song is playing inside my cockpit?

I used a screenshot I had taken from a part of the town while chasing the sunset. The idea of a giant, all powerful fish trying to gift the new expansion was one of my first thoughts.
Then, after a day, another idea came to me:
What if someone was staring at him in shock while their plate of fried fish was falling? I thought it would be a fun and silly moment to bring to life.

If I could bring one fantasy object to life, it would be Newt Scamander’s magical suitcase.
It may look like an ordinary suitcase, but inside it holds entire ecosystems and unique creatures that would be amazing to see.
Having a personal space like that in real life would be truly meaningful 🍂

I joined Just because I discovered a kind of value I never knew my YouTube content could have, and I’m very grateful for that.
It has become a fun and rewarding experience, and I’m genuinely happy to be part of it.

Lately, I’ve been listening to Daniel Caesar, Beabadoobee, Mac Miller, and Laufey. And while I know not all of them could be with us today, I’m sure it would’ve been a truly special experience for many of us. I chose them because their soft melodies and soothing rhythms help me unwind after a long hard day.

I’ve never designed a concert poster from scratch before, but I decided to give it a try using Photopea, the same tool I use to create thumbnails and stream schedules for my YouTube channel.
With warm tones, a soft glow, and a lot of patience, this poster was born.

Made from scratch, inspired by that cozy and relaxing corner we all need.

I added a timer to keep track of the run, and this video includes an intro and outro to briefly explain the game in case someone new decides to watch and wants to learn more about it.

The run starts at 1:03 and ends at 08:36, with a total time of 7 minutes and 29.51 seconds, ending right after defeating the Doublets.

A reward focused on:
"The most emotional moment in a game"

Lately, I've been shifting my content toward more narrative and emotional experiences.

That’s why I’d like to suggest a reward where creators can choose a game with a strong emotional impact and share a scene that truly moved them, whether through gameplay, a live reaction, or personal reflection.

This kind of reward would inspire heartfelt, personal content, and might even help others discover games with powerful storytelling that they hadn’t seen before.

Because, I believe that a game that manages to make you feel (especially the ones that make you cry) can never be a bad game.