Hello there!
I’m Magdalena (Maggie), and it’s my joy to bring worlds to life with my digital pen and paper. I’ve worked on a variety of games, such as Civilization VII, Godfall, Hero Forge, PowerZ, and Volcanoids, as well as on books by different indie authors.
I began my professional art journey alongside completing my BA (Hons) in Animation. In 2019, I joined the gaming industry as a UX/UI artist, where I later grew into the roles of lead artist and, ultimately, art producer.
My work has taken me through many creative endeavors – from user experiences, interface designs, and animations for indie and AAA games, item illustrations, iconography, logos, and lots more, to book characters, special edition designs, scene illustrations, and marketing art for an array of projects.
Outside of art, I love exploring nature, experimenting with new art supplies, traveling, and capturing bits of inspiration through photography.
Feel free to roam this space for a feel of what I do.
FAQs
What have you worked on in the gaming industry?
I’ve worked on close to, if not more than, 100 distinct titles for companies such as 2K Games, Sony, Nickelodeon, Scopely, Netflix, Outplay, Counterplay, Kongregate, Tilting Point, and many more.
Some of my highlights (that are now released, so I can openly brag about them), are Civilization VII, Godfall, SpongeBob: Krusty Cook-Off, Hero Forge, Goose Goose Duck, PowerZ, Marauders, and Volcanoids.
Do you accept commissions?
Yes! I’m currently primarily taking on book projects (character art, scenes, endpapers, dust jacket illustrations, edge designs, covers, and the like), as well as personal DnD/BG3 character art.
I am also open to other types of projects, so if you’re interested in working together, feel free to fill out the Contact form.
My Services page will give you a rough idea of pricing estimates.
What’s your drawing setup?
The software I use for client work is Adobe Photoshop. I have also used Clip Studio Paint a couple of times for personal sketches. The tablets I use are a Wacom Intuos Draw and, more recently, a Wacom Intuos Pro.