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From Forest Waves to Spellcasting Blasts

Andy Jauffrit's art weaves poetry into pixels, showing that fantasy can rise from any medium.

Andy Jauffrit, a freelance illustrator based in France, weaves poetry and elegance into his fantasy art. His work, seen in two pieces featured here, evokes a sense of movement and emotion, much like watching a wave break in the middle of a forest. In 'Spirit Flying Through the Forest,' Jauffrit preserves the inking from his sketch, blending it seamlessly with the painting. For 'Le Scribe De La Tempête,' he took on the challenge of drawing special effects, particularly electricity, by depicting a mage casting a spell. These works are available to explore on his ArtStation profile.


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Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/art/digital-art/this-artist-embraces-a-poetic-and-painterly-fantasy-art-style
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