• 2 projects

Hello, I'm Leroy Lemos, a professional illustrator specializing in editorial and narrative art.

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Hello, I’m Leroy Lemos, a professional illustrator specializing in editorial and narrative art. I create illustrations that convey realism, drama, and substantial scenes while adapting to the specific vision and needs of each project.

I enjoy collaborating with clients to bring their stories and concepts to life, offering a versatile and expressive style suited for editorial, book, and visual storytelling projects.

  • Joined September 2025

Industry experience

  • Media & Entertainment
  • Education

Projects · 2

The Fragility of the Hero Work for a client with editorial purposes about the Greek hero Achilles from The Iliad by Homer. After one of the most harrowing conflicts between heroes and gods began, Aquileo or Achilles yields his solitude, offered by his men, to surrender to fragile weeping, where the pride of the warrior gives way to his mother’s plea. She, in an almost dreamlike atmosphere, consoles her son stripped of timé (honor and prestige), dissolving in her waves the tears that a beautiful maiden had provoked when Agamemnon so decreed it. His mother, the goddess Thetis, knew that the warrior’s fate was inevitable, and so she returned to the sea with the bearing of a sorrowful and disarmed wave, after caressing her son with the promise of persuading Zeus to retaliate against those who had inflicted such pain. Yet the hero accepted it… advert video explainervideo

  • Book Illustrator
  • Freelance Digital Illustrator
  • Session Artist

The Fragility of the Hero
Work for a client with editorial purposes about the Greek hero Achilles from The Iliad by Homer.
After one of the most harrowing conflicts between heroes and gods began, Aquileo or Achilles yields his solitude, offered by his men, to surrender to fragile weeping, where the pride of the warrior gives way to his mother’s plea. She, in an almost dreamlike atmosphere, consoles her son stripped of timé (honor and prestige), dissolving in her waves the tears that a beautiful maiden had provoked when Agamemnon so decreed it. His mother, the goddess Thetis, knew that the warrior’s fate was inevitable, and so she returned to the sea with the bearing of a sorrowful and disarmed wave, after caressing her son with the promise of persuading Zeus to retaliate against those who had inflicted such pain. Yet the hero accepted it…

  • Book Illustrator
  • Freelance Digital Illustrator
  • Illustrator

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