ELFIE GOH
Illustration
Halza
During my internship at Halza, I created 84 unique tree illustrations for the app’s intermittent fasting feature. Each tree type had 12 stages, from young sapling to full-grown adult, visually representing a user’s fasting progress. I designed seven distinct tree types, ensuring variety while maintaining a cohesive art style.
Pixel Art
I picked up pixel art in 2020 and used Aseprite to create the pixel art above. These are assets I used in a school game project called Raindrop Cake. I find creating pixel art interesting and entertaining as the canvases used are smaller than the average size I am used to. With this limitation, I need to show the audience what I intended to depict on a 4x4, 8x8 or 16x16 canvas. This is difficult as I needed to emphasise on key features of what I am drawing. However, at the end of the day, I am usually satisfied with the product I have created. I would like to continue to create more pixel art, however, my new game project focuses on other art styles other than pixel art.
2D Digital Art
In 2013, I enrolled in Digital Art and Manga Club, a co-curricular activity (CCA) in my school and learnt to use photoshop to make digital art. I further explored different software to create art and learnt to use clip studio paint and procreate in 2021. I enjoy using procreate and have created multiple pieces of art outside the course of my studies.
Logo Design
I learnt Adobe Illustrator in 2014 in art class, however I only started using Illustrator more actively in 2017 for my visual design module. I became more fond of Illustrator enjoying the process of designing multiple logos. I've created several company logos as well as logos for myself.
Traditional Art
I love drawing in my sketchbooks, and having been drawing since 2011. Not only do I draw, I also engage in other types of traditional arts such as pottery and resin making. My main mode of colouring when drawing is watercolour pencils as I feel that subtle colours suit my style of drawing the best.