Showing posts with label dorkly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dorkly. Show all posts

Thursday, June 13, 2013

Zelda Infinite (spoilers)

(This post contains spoiler for Bioshock Infinite. I will post spoiler free and textless panels before the full comic if you want to avoid any spoilers)

I recently did a comic for Dorkly combining Zelda and Bioshock Infinite. This was a lot of fun to play around with seeing as I'm such a fan of both games.

This was also fun for me artistically since this leaned more towards my illustration work.

Textless / spoiler free panels first followed by the comic. To see the comic on the site, please go to Dorkly.com.

As always, if you wish to ask about a print of any of these images, please e-mail me at JuliaLepetitArt@gmail.com





Friday, January 18, 2013

The Hobbit / Lord of the Ring PSA Posters

I made some more PSA posters for Dorkly.com! This time, we did it on The Hobbit / Lord of the Rings. Andrew Bridgman and Caldwell Tanner wrote them and I designed / drew them.

Check out the rest of the posters here (on dorkly.com)!






Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Journey: Existential Crisis

About two weeks ago I played the game "Journey" by Thatgamecompany. It was amazing. Up there in my top 5 favorite games along with Shadow of the Colossus.

Here's my comic for Journey that I did for Dorkly. Details follow.

For those of you that might want individual panels for desktop backgrounds or if you'd like a print of one (or all) of the panels, please e-mail me at:

julialepetitart@gmail.com

Also, be sure to view the comic over at Dorkly.com! Support the site!








Monday, July 25, 2011

Travel Posters

As some of you may know, I work over at Dorkly currently. Dorkly is a videogame sister site of CollegeHumor.
I recently wrote and did the art for an article on travel posters for videogame worlds or planets or towns.
You can find the full article here.

Heres just a few of the ones I have made.



Thursday, April 7, 2011

Bioshock

Did I forget to mention that I work for Dorkly? Well I do, in a round about way.

Heres the most recent article. It was an anti-drug campaign using bioshock. Coincidentally I LOVE the 1950's feel of the game so making these posters was a lot of fun! The article was written by Charlie Walden and the entire article can be found here:



Also, a quick hello to everyone coming in from irrational gamer!