Description: Dalvir is a boys name that means 'a hero'; but can also mean 'bold warrior'. Either way, here he is: our hero, Dalvir. Dalvir has been designed using a retro gaming 8-bit pixel style - not all my designs are created this way, but this is a style I have recently started using more and more. Hopefully, this will appeal to the retro gamer, or the (ever so slightly older) humans out there: as it does to me as a digital artist that grew up in the 70s and 80s.
Description: In the distant galaxy of Malthora, there lurked a being known as Alien Zarnok. Once a respected warrior on his home planet, Zarnok's thirst for power led him down a dark path. Betraying his own kind, he seized control of forbidden technology, arming himself with twin stun guns that could paralyse any creature with a single shot.
Description: Meet Alien Menace. Even his name is a term that conveys danger and threat. It emphasises the character's role as a villain or adversary in the game, highlighting his menacing presence. "Menace" suggests a formidable and intimidating foe, fitting for an alien baddie armed with a stun-ray gun. Menace has been designed using a retro gaming 8-bit pixel style - not all my alien designs are created this way, but this is a style I have recently started using more and more. Hopefully, this will appeal to the retro gamer, or the (ever so slightly older) humans out there: as it does to me as a digital artist that grew up in the 70s and 80s.
Description: Akiko is a radiant Japanese baby name. It beautifully exemplifies the vibrancy of a child. In Japan, Akiko was a popular name for girls between 1927 and 1948, peaking at 2nd place. Lately, Akiko hasn’t appeared on any popularity rankings globally, but it is still the most common in Japan. Akiko is designed to be as colourful as possible using solid curved lines, big bright eyes, and to not look threatening in any way (as some of my other alien designs might be). Would you give little alien Akiko a home?
Description: Indigenous American and Mexican cultures often depict the rainbow as a symbol of peace and togetherness. According to Native American legend, Amitola was a young Indian chief who painted the first colorful picture onto the clouds. A legendary tale could only fit such a fabulous name. Amitola has been designed using a retro gaming 8-bit pixel style - not all my alien designs are created this way, but this is a style I have recently started using more and more. Hopefully, this will appeal to the retro gamer, or the (ever so slightly older) humans out there: as it does to me as a digital artist that grew up in the 70s and 80s.
