Octav Codrea

Another geometric flowers illustration

A geometric flower illustration

The components inside the newer models mimic the body parts and organs of the homo sapiens.

An exercise in, well, framing and colors.

When your words aren't enough to express what you feel, but a t-shirt can.

An exercise in, well, framing and colors.

Is this the far past or the far future. The only thing I know is that we're currently between those two points.

Inspired by Isaac Asimov's books and a ton of old sci fi covers i've saved in my computer.

A sci-fi inspired design asking a simple question: which self is the real one? The one behind the shell or the one with it on?

When regular flowers aren't enough.

Messed around with an older low poly model I had on my PC and eventually made this

Stare down your foes with this design.

Or just big fans of arthropods, doesn't have to be witches.

Inspired by a bunch of birds all hanging out on a stoplight near the bus station.

Thriving and prosperous in the virtual space of no consequence.

A short lesson in lighting up your world.

In 2020, try to be more careful with sharp objects.

With enough effort, good things can come out of your hands.

One of the giant statues, bleached by the sun and the hundreds of years of wind and rain laid upon it.

When regular flowers are enough.

Guards the gates of Tartarus. Barks a lot.

Saw a painting by Jean Giraud and was inspired to make this. It wasn't hard to draw, but I feel really good about it and I hope you do too.

Inspired by my time in the bus every day going to work.

Growing plants, throwing shade.

Not one, but a dozen of these fellas.

We first sent dogs into space to see if they could survive. Decades later, they come back to prove to us that they did.

If you ever need somebody to nap beside you, this guy is up for it. I mean down, as in sleeping.