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David Revoy

Visual developments for the next episode of Pepper&Carrot.


A digital painting, not detailed, of a witch walking in a landscape on the top of a mountain. The place has smooth rounded large rocks and beautiful trees growing on them. A waterfall, cherry trees in blossom, flowers on the grass. The entrance to a cave can be seen, and another witch, Pepper, is walking along it. The cave has a corner for storing food, an improvised shower under the waterfall, and a giant cat tree. A strong sunlight bathes the scene. Licence: CC-BY 4.0
A painterly digital painting, not detailed, of an old witch, Cayenne, about to sleep, but watching the star. Pepper, a younger witch with her cat, looks at her. A campfire between them, lit only by red ashes, gives off a little smoke. They sleep under the stars. Licence: CC-BY 4.0
A non-detailed digital painting of a landscape during a disaster: a very large tree (100 metres high) in the middle of a medieval town tries to remove its roots from the ground, as if it wanted to walk with them. A lot of houses on the edges of the roots are destroyed. A lot of dust flies and a strong wind blows it all over the scene. Licence: CC-BY 4.0
A digital painting of a young witch with green hair and white clothes. She looks powerful on top of a rock, high in the sky. Behind her are two very large white dragons protecting her. The scene is very light. Licence: CC-BY 4.0
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@davidrevoy "Not detailed"? Maybe not so much as your other work, but you could get lost in that first painting all the same. It's immediately my favorite of the bunch, despite the others also being excellent. It's just so warm and inviting.

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