Crazy Head Digital Art

I obtain inspirations from a variety of movie clips, and photographs or illustration artwork from many artists.

Then I try to find my ideas and themes with which I can communicate with other people, and put them all together to create a whole new design of mine.

We human beings are born with our own characters and we carry them over to our death. My design depicts those inseparable relations.

I hope to have my work exhibited as many places as possible.

Animation, just like design, requires a lot of creative ideas. A significant amount of time is spent on creating smooth, continuous movements. However, during the planning phase, unexpected creative thinking is often required, especially when it comes to the visual elements. It's not just about the story, layout, or poses; the expressions on the characters' faces change with each situation and need to be depicted carefully. Naturally, animation must also flow smoothly. Moving into digital art, I believe it’s become an essential tool for me. It allows me to look at images and objects not just for what they are, but to deconstruct and combine various elements to create a composition that tells multiple stories in one frame. Even though the image is still, I create layouts with animation in mind.

The past decade has been the hardest time in my life, both professionally and personally. Going through a life that felt like hell, I came to understand how fragile humans are and how everything can be lost in an instant. My values and my perspective on humanity have completely changed. As a result, I created images that represent human thoughts and perceptions, comparing them to tangible objects that stick to us. The man in the artwork represents ourselves, while the car attached to his face can be seen as all the miscellaneous thoughts and clutter we cannot shake off.

Having worked on several Warner Brothers cartoons, I can see how you've grown fond of their quirky, unconventional style. Merging that comic cartoon style must bring a lot of creative freedom, similar to the distinctive, imaginative touch that Tim Burton brings to film. It’s a fantastic blend of humor and eccentricity!