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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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
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Below the Floor is available at Bücherturm
Things have been going really fast since I released my first fantasy children’s book Below the Floor (or: “Das Dorf unter dem Fußboden” as it is released in German). One […]
My book is in the shop-window of facultas bookstore
Some days ago, my brother Jim (if you remember: he is my favourite victim when it comes to get together a crew for one of my short films) sent me […]
Buffy the vampire slayer – WIP
Do you remember the 90s TV show Buffy the vampire slayer, created by Joss Whedon? As a teenager, I loved the series because it featured a cool new monster every […]
Micro Story 06 – The Forest
A one page scary short story, illustrated with pen and ink.
Post Apocalyptic Shed
A long while ago, I shot a sci-fi short film with my brother and some friends. The short did not have a proper name, so I just called it Project […]
Micro Story 05
Here is the next micro story. I thought something less ceepy would be nice this time. 🙂 Did you miss the other ones? Here you can find all illustrated ultra […]
Micro Story 03
Missed the first micro story? Check this out. 🙂 What you think about it? Yay! or Nay? Leave a comment below. 🙂
Guinevere, Papercut Style
While working out and testing a new illustration style (which I occasionally might use in a children`s book), I did a papercut illustration of Guinevere, as portrayed by Keira Knightley […]
Daenerys Targaryen, Papercut Style
After I had finished all of the interior illustrations for the fairytale book, I was looking for a new way of creating illustrations. Basically, I was testing different styles and […]
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