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Name / Age
Name / Age
Von Milano / 33
When did you start drawing and when did it transition into something more professional?
When did you start drawing and when did it transition into something more professional?
I started drawing when I was in grade school, but I was just doing it for fun. I got interested in Digimon and Pokémon back then, and that sparked my interest in drawing creatures. I started to take it more seriously back in 2016 and started working professionally in 2019.
What’s your art background?
What’s your art background?
I didn't have a proper art education. I only learn and still continue learning online and from professionals that I meet in the art community.
List a few of your inspirations.
My artist inspirations are Greg Rutkowski and Brian Valeza.
Preferred software/hardware for illustrating?
Preferred software/hardware for illustrating?
Photoshop has been my go to software ever since I started working digitally. If ever I have the opportunity to do traditional art again I would like to do some oil painting. For hardware, I have a Wacom Cintiq 16HD.
What are some of your strengths in illustrating and weaknesses?
What are some of your strengths in illustrating and weaknesses?
My strengths are drawing creatures and anything that is organic. I would like to improve my environment drawing skills.
Favorite artworks you’ve done for Tetraverse.
Favorite artworks you’ve done for Tetraverse.
I think my favorite artwork I've done for Tetraverse is the very first one, Nasunog Yuta.
Favorite artworks you’ve done in general.
Favorite artworks you’ve done in general.
My favorite artwork I've done so far is the most recent one I did. The fan art I did of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. I would like to do more artworks with multiple characters, like cover and key arts.
Goals as an artist. Where do you want to be in your art career 5 years from now?
Goals as an artist. Where do you want to be in your art career 5 years from now?
Right now, my current goal is to work on official D&D and MTG.
Advice for new or aspiring artists.
Advice for new or aspiring artists.
Draw what you like and be patient with yourself. Art is a long-term skill. Progress often happens quietly, then shows up all at once.
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