I’m a professional illustrator and graphic designer with a Master’s degree in Fine Arts (Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków), specializing in atmospheric fantasy and botanical illustration.
I create book covers, illustrations, and visual concepts that bring stories to life and capture a strong, emotional mood. My work combines a painterly, organic style with strong composition and attention to detail.
I’ve exhibited internationally, including a solo exhibition in the USA and works featured in a contemporary art museum in the Czech Republic.
I’m experienced in working with different styles and adapting to a brand or story while maintaining a unique visual quality.
Available for: – Book covers (fantasy, fiction, dark, nature-inspired) – Illustrations (editorial, publishing, digital) – Branding & visual concepts (especially for beauty, herbal, and nature-based brands)
I’m reliable, communicative, and focused on delivering high-quality work on time.
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This project presents a dark fantasy character illustration of a wandering wizard exploring a mysterious cavern. The goal was to create a cinematic, atmospheric scene focused on storytelling through light and mood. The composition is built around the contrast between a cold magical glow and a subtle, warm lantern, guiding the viewer’s attention and enhancing the narrative. The character is designed with a strong emphasis on personality, costume detail, and immersion in a dark, fantasy environment. This work reflects my interest in creating illustrations for narrative-driven projects such as book covers, games, and visual storytelling. Available for commissions and collaborations.
Personal project featuring an original fantasy character – the Forest Queen, a mystical embodiment of nature and ancient woodland energy. The design explores a balance between beauty and subtle otherworldly unease, inspired by romantic and dark fantasy aesthetics. I focused on organic shapes, intricate crown details, and a natural color palette to evoke a sense of harmony with the forest. This piece is part of my ongoing exploration of character design for games, books, and collectible artwork. The illustration was created digitally, with attention to texture, lighting, and atmospheric depth to enhance the immersive quality. I’m particularly interested in projects involving fantasy worlds, storytelling, and character-driven visuals.
Dark Fantasy of Rusalka Slavic Mythology decor This Art Nouveau illustration, with a dark, fantastical feel, depicts a portrait of Rusalka, a dark nymph, emerging from the water in the light of a full moon in a dark forest thickets. The illustration exudes a Gothic, dark, and mysterious atmosphere. Rusalka slavic mythology pattern - Project made as part of practice and products on Redbubble and concept book cover called “Whispers Beneath The Black Water”
“Fern Flower” is an illustration inspired by Slavic mythology — a legendary plant said to bloom only once a year during Midsummer Night. Although it does not exist, it has been symbolically associated with luck, transformation, and the pursuit of the unattainable. This project explores the space between nature and imagination, combining a botanical aesthetic with a more symbolic and slightly surreal visual language. Created as part of a design submission for an apparel brand, the concept was developed with a strong focus on real-world application. The illustration was designed to function not only as a standalone artwork, but also as a visual element adaptable to clothing and accessories. To support this approach, a series of mockups was created to present how the motif could translate into wearable formats such as t-shirts, hoodies and tote bags. The project reflects my interest in combining storytelling, illustration and product-oriented design.
Dragonfly Garden” is a surface pattern collection inspired by the quiet, mysterious atmosphere of an overgrown garden at dusk. The project explores the relationship between delicate botanical forms and the lightness of dragonflies, creating a balance between structure and organic flow. Floral clusters and insects form repeating compositions designed for textile applications, fashion prints, and decorative surfaces. The collection includes multiple color variations – from soft, natural palettes to deeper, moodier tones – allowing the designs to function across different contexts, from wearable patterns to statement interior pieces. Each pattern was developed as a seamless repeat, with attention to rhythm, spacing, and visual harmony. The goal was to create designs that are both expressive and commercially applicable. This collection reflects my interest in combining illustrative detail with surface design, bridging the space between fine art and functional design
This project presents a dark fantasy seamless pattern inspired by Slavic folklore and the myth of the Strzyga — a haunting, dual-souled creature rooted in Eastern European mythology. The design combines an ornamental composition with hand-painted textures, creating a rich and atmospheric visual language suitable for apparel and textile applications. The pattern was developed with repeatability in mind, making it ideal for use on clothing such as t-shirts, hoodies, and accessories, as well as for broader surface design purposes. The artwork explores themes of mystery, duality, and the eerie beauty of dark folklore, blending illustrative detail with a decorative structure that works both as a standalone visual and a repeating print. Tools: Digital painting (Krita / Photoshop) Use cases: apparel design, textile print, surface pattern, fashion graphics
This project presents a botanical seamless pattern collection inspired by organic forms, seasonal transitions, and the quiet rhythm of nature. The designs explore delicate leaf structures combined with a slightly stylized, illustrative approach, creating a balance between natural realism and decorative aesthetics. Each pattern has been developed with versatility in mind — suitable for fashion, textiles, and lifestyle products. The collection includes multiple color variations, ranging from soft, light palettes to deeper, more atmospheric tones. This allows the patterns to adapt to different moods, product types, and target audiences — from casual apparel to statement pieces. The patterns were designed as fully repeatable, high-resolution compositions, ready for production in techniques such as DTG, DTF, or all-over print. Applications shown in this project include apparel (t-shirts, sweatshirts), accessories, and home decor.
This project presents a seamless autumn-inspired botanical pattern designed for textile and surface applications. The composition is built around organic floral elements and seasonal motifs, creating a warm and atmospheric design that captures the essence of autumn. The pattern is carefully balanced to work as a seamless repeat, ensuring consistency across different formats and product scales. The goal of this project was to create a versatile pattern suitable for both commercial and artistic use. Its rich, natural color palette makes it ideal for brands looking for a cozy, elegant, and nature-inspired aesthetic. This design can be applied to: – fashion textiles (scarves, dresses, loungewear) – home decor (pillows, blankets, wallpapers) – stationery and packaging – print-on-demand products Created digitally using professional tools with a focus on detail, repeat accuracy, and aesthetic cohesion.
“Miss R’lyeh” is a dark fantasy illustration inspired by Lovecraftian mythology and the mystery of the deep sea. This Cthulhu mermaid blends beauty with something more unsettling — an ancient, ocean-born presence with an eerie calm gaze. Flowing sea-green hair and vivid red tentacles create a striking contrast, capturing both elegance and quiet horror. Perfect for fans of dark art, cosmic horror, and unique creature designs. Available on prints, stickers, and more
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