Objective:  The task involved creating designs for six distinct card templates for a card game with a steampunk aesthetic, drawing inspiration from renowned games like Magic the Gathering.

The game encompasses six card types: Murder, Target, Steal, In Your Sights, and Character cards. Following the client's preferences, the design process incorporated six unique colors (light gray, dark gray, red, yellow, blue, green) assigned to each card type.

Furthermore, I meticulously selected an appropriate font, allocated dedicated spaces for titles, descriptions of card effects, and handled all other elements essential to card design. This comprehensive approach ensures that my client can utilize these templates seamlessly for generating new cards, each with distinct text descriptions, names, and illustrations.

Additionally, I presented one character as an example, illustrating how characters corresponding to the six card types will appear. In the actual game, these characters will be diverse.

Each card measures 3.5 x 2.5 inches.

I had to draw an illustration for a deck of inspirational fantasy cards. Dimensions: ‎ 4.25 x 6.25 inches. The phrase that should be on the card sounds like this: The world is full of magic things patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper. It was decided to draw a magical deer in a magical forest that opens up to the eyes of the seer.

My client approached me with this task.
For his Jurassic Park board game, I had to design and draw the following:
1. Design the Player Card layout. This means that it was necessary to come up with the appearance, design, draw and place the icons of the player's abilities, draw a portrait of the character, and so on.
2. Design 4 dinosaur cards, including illustrations for the front and back of the dinosaur cards.
Here on the left are card backs with illustrations for all 4 types of dinosaur cards. They are divided into 4 types. At the top are the most dangerous for the player (black backside), below the safest for the player (green backside).
On the left, there are 4 card faces with icons (carnivore predator, herbivore), (big dinosaur, small dinosaur), (dinosaur pack, one dinosaur) and so on. It was necessary to place this on the Player Card, add the names of dinosaurs, and their level of danger expressed in numerical value, and draw and place game dice of different colors in the right corner of the card.
4. It was necessary to design the front and back of the Daytime Event and Nighttime Event decks.
5. It was necessary to design the front and back of the card layout for the Encounter deck. This was to include an illustration from the front of the card that would serve as a background for the various text that would be placed on 15 or more cards. I also needed to draw an illustration for the back of the card.
6. I also drew an illustration for a general background for dinosaur cards and one illustration for a Raptor pack for dinosaur cards.

Here you can see these examples of my work that I show as a set.

Assignment: It was necessary to design cards and draw everything else for the board game The Mystic Mountain. This included drawing illustrations for cards, icon design, creating a logo, and everything else.

Here is a set of 24 Virtues cards, which are divided into 4 elements - Water, Fire, Air, and Earth. The cards here are shown at 50% of their actual size.

The game is called The Mystic Mountain. It is a mystical board game inspired by spirituality, mysticism.

Here the author of the game shares the details of the creation of the game. https://vocal.media/gamers/the-mystic-mountain

Work on the game continues, this is only part of the game.
The development of the game was carried out in close cooperation with the author, so as not to miss anything and reflect the author's view of how it should look.

Task: It was necessary to create a box template for 24 cards of the board game "The Mystic Mountain".

In the center is the symbol of the White Flame, which is used in the game.

When creating the design, this option was chosen with a predominance of brown, gold, sand, as this should send the player or viewer to the theme of antiquity, the desert, spiritual purity, secret knowledge, still hidden. Also, it was not supposed to resemble the design of previously created maps in terms of color scheme.

Earlier, I designed the cards and drew illustrations for 24 cards. This set can be viewed here.

Shown here is the design of the box without the bleeds that need to be included in the template. That is, now the viewer sees the box as it will come out after the printing press. In fact, a slightly different version is being made for printing, namely, including bleeds (an additional part of the box of size 6-8 mm) along the border of the box. Here the bleeds are simply hidden.

This is a set of 16 stickers featuring characters for meeples (game pieces) used in the board game Ark Nova. These stickers are meant to be applied to the meeples to provide additional visual variety beyond the standard, plain game pieces.

The game features four teams of zoo employees, each with unique tasks such as contract negotiation and zoo management. The appearance of each team's costume is solely for the purpose of visually distinguishing them from other teams. In the game, all teams (red, yellow, black, and blue) have the same functions, and their costumes do not confer any advantages or highlight their strengths or weaknesses.

The meeples in the game have a size of 15x16 mm. The stickers shown in the images are larger than the actual size used in the game.

My client approached me with this task. For a card game, I had to draw a series of humorous card illustrations with fairy tale fantasy characters in a harsh modern world. That is, in the world where we all live. I suggested doing it in such a fun style. Since my client was on a budget and wanted to test this idea first, I did it in a sketchy style as it's pretty easy for me. I drew each illustration from an hour to two hours to ensure we stayed within my client's budget. Here is a set of illustrations in a reduced form.

 I was tasked with designing cards and icons for a dark fantasy-themed card game. Two versions of the card designs are presented here: one for Item Cards and the other for Event Cards. The Item Cards feature attack and health stats, as well as the card level displayed at the top, and were designed with corresponding icons. The Event Cards, on the other hand, do not have icons but all necessary information is conveyed through text on the card.

In addition to the card designs, I also created a series of illustrations for this card game, which are showcased in my portfolio. With my designs, I aimed to create a captivating and immersive game experience that would appeal to fans of dark fantasy.

Task: The task was to create a set of illustrations for a dark fantasy-themed card game deck. The set features illustrations of cards with varying values, ranging from common to rare to epic.

The illustrations depict various scenes, including undead necromancers conducting experiments with Ethereum in a library, spiders crawling on the library's ceiling, a thief stealing a book, a guard stationed at the library's entrance, and several other elements, such as Ethereum and Bitcoin coins and statuettes.

In addition to the illustrations, I also designed the Item and Event Cards for the game, which are also included in my portfolio.

Task: The task was to create a design for cards in a fantasy card game.

The cards were required to have frames of varying colors indicating their value.

Task: The objective was to create the visual elements for both the front and back sides of the cards, encompassing faction logos, icon development, and additional features for the card game "Ashentaron: Revival."

The game boasts nine distinct factions, consequently featuring nine decks corresponding to these factions. In this set, they are meticulously displayed from top to bottom, commencing with the Death deck. These include the Death faction deck, the Life faction deck, the Nature faction deck, the Neutrals faction deck, the Events deck, the Order faction deck, the Earth deck, the Technology faction deck, and the Chaos faction deck.

The back sides of the cards for all nine decks are prominently showcased in the leftmost column (observably from top to bottom, commencing with the Death deck).

Furthermore, I have meticulously created nine distinct card designs, each adorned with faction logos, prominently showcased on both the front and back sides of the cards. Additionally, I have designed icons for the front sides of the cards, all thoughtfully presented in the first, second, and third columns.

In the leftmost section of the second column, the front sides of the cards are showcased, featuring a substantial amount of textual description. For these, a bespoke design was implemented wherein the text seamlessly occupies all available space, extending down to the very bottom edge of each card.

Conversely, in the leftmost section of the third column, the front sides of the cards are presented, featuring a more minimal amount of textual description. For such cards, a distinct design was implemented, strategically placing the text in the upper area of the text field.

Additionally, I have meticulously illustrated components for the Death deck and game tokens. These too are eloquently presented within this portfolio.

Each card measures 63x88 mm in size.

The first version of the game has already been released.

Task: The assignment was to create illustrations, user interfaces, icons, and covers (accessible via the provided link) for a tabletop collectible card game (CCG) set in a fantasy genre.

For additional information on interface design, icons, and cover art, please refer to the following link:

https://jokermask.ru/categories/view#!portfolio_item_119

The game is titled "Ashentaron: Revival". The Death deck is showcased here, with interfaces, icons, and covers available for other decks through the provided link.

The illustrations depict various elements, including a necromancer mage, zombies, a sinister reaper, a vial of souls, feasting on the deceased, gravedigger's tools, a somber veil, a vampire crossbow, drought, infected soil, and more.

Each card measures 63x88 mm.

The task was to create gaming tokens for squads, faction tokens, and tokens for altering the attributes of in-game creatures for the tabletop collectible card game "Ashentaron: Revival"

Task: The task was to create a set of illustrations in the dark fantasy style for a tabletop collectible card game (CCG).

The game is called "Ashentaron: Revival".

The illustrations are for the Death deck and feature various characters and items such as a necromancer, zombies, a grim reaper, a vial of souls, haruspex tools, a vampire crossbow, a drought, and infected soil.

Each card measures 63x88 mm.

Task: The task was to create a game board for the board game "Seven Desires" that explores the concept of karma. The game board is composed of five planes of existence, namely the world of animals, demons, humans, angels, and gods. The players move across these planes by fulfilling specific game conditions, with the number of red desire stones required to ascend to the next level displayed on the right-hand side.

This is a partial representation of the project, which also includes the design of cards, card backs, and the box layout.

Task: The project required creating two decks of cards and back designs for the board game "Seven Desires" centered around karma.

The two decks include the Deck of Desires (presented on top) and the Deck of Relationships (below). The design of both card backs and actual cards is showcased, featuring five cards as an example. However, each deck will have more cards, with 12 in one and 18 in the other.

In addition to illustrations, icons were created, and the design for both decks was developed.

Moreover, a game board and box wraps were designed, and they are also displayed in the portfolio.

 Task: The task was to create a box design for the "Seven Desires" board game about karma. The design includes both the top and bottom parts of the box. Due to budget constraints, the game board I had previously designed was used as an illustration for the box. To ensure that the game board fits perfectly on the box, I had to slightly expand it.

All the elements of this project, including the game board, cards, card backs, and box design, are included in my portfolio.