Rayko

@raykoworld.com

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https://about.raykoworld.com Another one from the bunch. Dragon and lizard liker. Just trying to find my bunch. I'm not the fun person you're looking for.

A short 2D animation done in Krita as just line work, that shows a bird antrho character sitting at a table with a thermal flask and a "mate" (south american infusion drink). The character looks at the viewer with a serious expression, grabs the flasks, pours hot water into the drink, and sips from it. The it loops.
A very dumb and sketchy comic strip done in Krita with ink-like brushes consisting of 3 panels, that shows an anthro bird-like character sitting at a desk with a typewritter and some stacks of paper to both sides. In the first panel the character is typing on the machine, looking concentrated as if it entered "the zone". In the second panel it stopped writing, now with a suspicious expression and says: "Wait... I'm not a writter". In the final panel the character is looking somewhat mad to its right, as if complaining to someone off screen saying: "the heck am I even doing?" while pointing with its palm to one of the stack of papres to its left.
A drawing I did on Krita, with a pencil-like look and just gray scale. The piece is all dark and has two halves. In the lower half there's a bottomless pit of dark clouds that seems to have some illumination from the very bottom. Sorrounding the background on this half there are various single eyes looking at the center area. In the center, there's a linear path of concrete slabs that look old and worn. Near the camera and standing on one of the slabs there's what looks like a wooden dummy, like those used for posing, with a paper taped to the face with a similey badly drawn on it. In the upper half, there's the same bottomless pit but going upwards and there's only a prision cell floating with a pair of hands sticking out. Splitting the halves there's a giant eye looking at the viewer sorrounded with thin rim light as if shining from beind, splitting the scene. From the hands above, some thin strings come down from its fingers, and also from the dummy going upwards. The strings are barely connected. The pupeteer is in the cell above, in shadows, puppeteering the dummy below as the smaller eyes watch it.
Linework I did on Krita with "fineliner" brush that depicts a 2 panel comic strip, replicating the meme of the ship captain having to press one of various buttons and doubting the choice. In my version, the top panel shows a console with 5 buttons in a row, that say "Do hobby #1" to "Do hobby #5". Below that row of buttons there's an additional one that reads "Add hobby". On the panel below, there's an anthropomorphic bird creature, with a somewhat distressed expression and sweatting heavily, wiping the sweat of its head with a piece of cloth, as the creature considers which button to press, while sitting on a chair. The scene is placed on a simple and futuristic background, depicted by just some metal panels as ceiling.
Screenshot of the Steam Controller page with a banner that reads "This item is not available for purchase in your region"
A full drawing done in Krita with pencil styling and shaded in black and white. It depicts a realistic heart that is grabbed by a scalie hand with some sharp claws, almost puncturing the heart, but not quite hurting it. The grip of the hand on the heart looks tight. The background around the the main image is just a void of black with a very light aura. The title of this piece is 'Clawed Heart'.
Picture for a clone gaming handheld device called Retro Boy Pro 3, running EmuELEC for retro game emulation. It looks like a game boy but it has more buttons. The screen shows the NES game B-Wings.
A side by side picture. On the left, a 3D model I made in FreeCAD of a drawer set, on the right, the real thing built in raw MDF wood. It has 6 shallow drawers, and it's very boxy, almost cubic, with 3D printed handles on the drawers in red color. It also has 4 wheels on the bottom to roll it around. Inspired by those metallic tool boxes you find in mechanics workshops.