Jo French

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Stay hydrated! Comms open. BFA in Graphic Design, MCAD ‘22

Art of the characters of Star Trek: Voyager if it was set in the Age of Sail
art depicting the goths surrounding the city of rome, except they are modern goths rather than the actual northern european culture
art of the cardassians from star trek as they may have appeared thousands of years before they were uptight authoritarian monologuers
art of a peaceful landscape with the starship Voyager in the sky
Character profile for a Star Wars OC named Admiral Adymenus Muval, who commands a Separatist ship and droids
a drawing of 6 star wars imperial villains as unflattering high school yearbook shots
4-panel comic recreating the "i am your father" scene from the empire strikes back, except with the borg queen and seven of nine from star trek voyager
art of popular anime character Hatsune Miku as an ancient Etruscan, a civilization of Italy that predated and competed with early Rome
art of a god with a silly little sun on one side of him and a dark dank underworld on the other side
art of a girl on a couch making electricity zoop between her fingers to get her cat’s attention
4 sketches of book-accurate Daenerys Targaryen over time
an art of the Stark kids from "a song of ice and fire" as they may appear in the final installment, "a dream of spring"
a speculative evolutionary tree depicting dragons as being closely related to whales
a conference among leaders of an ancient civilization, with one of them being annoying and the others not having it
A drawing and some facts about the “Aten Remku,” a fictional culture living on the islands of the Atlantic.
art of a young woman with almost impossibly enormous pants
an elf shaman jumping in the air as part of a ritual
a comic depicting the general populace reacting much more favorably to fanart than original art
two people from ancient civilizations discussing which creatures are ritually sacrificed in their respective religions
old grain towers covered in graffiti with a neon sign of a looming eye looking down
Billie Eilish, as she appeared on the cover of “dont smile at me,” reaching out to a girl in a parody of Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam