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Flourish card illustrations - Starling Games


Card illustrations for the board game "Flourish" by Starling Games.AD: Dann May

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Gnome Rogue - Main Player Character


Concept for a Dungeons and Dragons deep gnome rogue that is one of the player character options.The development of this character went from a rebel teen with a fun-loving streak, to a young adult who's a bit more jaded and mean about the whole adventuring business. We wanted their look to nod back to punk rock but with our twist of traditional DND high fantasy.

Kenku Rogue - Main Player Character


Concept for a Dungeons and Dragons kenku rogue that is one of the player character options.The development of this character went from an elderly grumpy old bird, well beyond his golden years of thieving, to the current loud and mischievous young raven. We also went from a body shape that was more 'creature' to a more humanoid silhouette to communicate his intelligence and agility.


Concept for a Dungeons and Dragons chimeric rat that have a light source which leads players to hidden pathways in the level.Blending coastal influences like fish gills and glowing coral into mouse anatomy as the game is set in a coastal trade port environment.


Concept for a Dungeons and Dragons griffon, but our spin on one that is small and more of a common pest than a monster.Much like traditional DND griffons, the Gull Griffon has a feline (domestic cat) half and a bird of prey (common seagull) half.He is here to steal your chips and eat the stray chimeric rats running across the docks


Concept for a Dungeons and Dragons githzerai and githyanki magic wielding rogues.These were early concepts when we were brainstorming potential future player characters that could be from lesser known DND races.


Concept for a Dungeons and Dragons yuan-ti backstabbing femme fatale-esque rogue.These were early concepts when we were brainstorming potential future player characters that could be from lesser known DND races.

Various Props and Environment Pieces


Concepts and orthographic drawings for 3D models of props and other environment art needs.These props all needed to be generic and/or modular enough to be seen all over the levels repeatedly.


Concepts and orthographic drawings for the security guard alarm and vfx states.This alarm needed to look ornate and stylistically fit into the mansions and wealthy street areas of the Dungeons and Dragons higher class while still look functional as the guard patrols would be using it against the players.


Concepts and orthographic drawings for plants found in the level.Some plants would be innocent set dressing coastal-inspired foliage and others would be a deadly obstacle for players used in level building.


Concepts and orthographic drawings for a whole kit of light modules that can be used throughout the level, mixed interior and exterior spaces.These needed to look magical but still be a simple asset that can be used everywhere and cost very little in engine. Along with the light itself, I was also responsible for concepting every light fixture to hold the modular lights.


Explorations and final UI assets including player icons, HUD pings/markers, health bars, ability icons etc.


I own the art direction and project management of multiple concurrent global vendors and individual contractors on our projects. I've worked with a variety of disciplines including concept , character, environment, and prop art - and also have some experience managing design, UI/UX, and engineering co-development work as well.I also lead scheduling, cost evaluations, data tracking, contracts, invoices, performance reviews, and forming positive long-term vendor relationships. This also includes creating assignment briefs and authoring crucial documentation.Outside of my primary role of owning vendor relationships and reviewing art quality, I also have experience integrating assets and implementing materials in engine.

Resourceful - Empathetic - Exacting
I seek to tailor enchanting worlds packed full of unique voices.
Christina Qi is a queer game artist raised in Canada, Singapore, and Hong Kong - presently working in the US. She graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design and works as a concept artist, illustrator, and art manager in the game industry. Previous clients include OtherSide Entertainment, Wizards of the Coast, Hasbro, and more.She spends her free time trying to discover the perfect pie recipe and summon an eldritch horror. Sometimes the troubling pie results and the cosmic abomination are unfortunately, the same thing.~For private portfolio, resume requests, and work inquiries, please email:
chrisqi.art@gmail.com