Post Apocalyptic House
While I was creating the concept designs for my post apocalyptic short film, Project 17, I also thought about what the homes of different people on different steps of the […]
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Fighting the Dark Fairy
I did this illustration a while ago, when I was writing Below the Floor, my illustrated fantasy children´s book. I was thinking about the knautbolds, a fierce but good-hearted tribe […]
Post Apocalyptic Shed Home
The post shows an ink pen illustration of a post apocalyptic shed home for the post apocalyptic short film called Project 17 by author and filmmaker John E. Brito
Post Apocalyptic Building
A long while ago, I did the concept designs for one of my post apocalyptic shortfilms, Project 17. Below you can see one of the buildings I had planned to […]
Corona – We Will Get Trough This
Corona – We will get through this
Fantasy Children’s Book Illustrations
For the last two years, I have mainly been working on the distribution channels for my first children’s book, Below the Floor, and getting legal stuff done. That was not […]
Confessions of a Children´s Book Author
How children´s book author and director John E. Brito´s first fantasy book “Below the Floor” came to be.
More Printed Kobold Stories Arrived – Finally
Earler this year, I posted that I ran out of books one week before Christmas Eve. Which was terrible – but somehow cool as well. For several reasons, I had […]
Final Papercut Illustrations For A Museum Animation
Last year, I did some animations for a museum and if you are a returning reader you might have seen the early stages of one of the papercut illustrations in […]
The Wolves
Between getting paid jobs done and publishing my first children’s book, I tried to set aside time for some other stories which were running through my mind (and dreams). One […]
Below the Floor Sold Out One Week Before Christmas Eve
On December 18th, Guenther, the owner of the bookstore Bücherturm, asked me if I could bring along some more books to the public reading which would take place later that […]
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