Hello! If you ask yourself, «Who is Victus?» the answer is right here:
that’s me!victus (or victuslecactus)Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Freelance Artist, Animator, and Character DesignerAnd what’s important… I’m AI free!
So, to give you a better idea of who I am, let me show you some of my individual works, projects, and commissions.
Can you draw, Vic?
Sure I can! Let me prove it:
TREPANG.CO POSTER SERIES
This was one of my student projects: to create a series of illustrations potentially to be used as posters for the skate shop TREPANG.CO.For these illustrations, I designed several characters with distinctive designs and a unique style to represent the energy and the brand’s vision. Bright colors, an edgy aesthetic, and a slightly raw look—all of these elements were intentional to convey the vision I had!
POPULAR BLONDES PORTRAIT SERIES
Another study project!
A small portrait series intended to draw attention to one of the most iconic blondes in media. Despite being absolutely gorgeous, each of them is more than just their looks—each achieved something impressive and important for our society. Through these portraits, I hoped to inspire at least one person to want to learn more about them and their lives.
Dolly Parton, Marilyn Monroe, Lady Gaga, Avril Lavigne, AURORA, and… Kurt Cobain. Who said it was women-only?
COMMISSIONED ARTWORKS
I also sometimes take art commissions from different people featuring their original characters!
And I also create art in my free time! In this section, I’d like to show you some of my favorite illustrations:
My passion project: every year for Valentine’s Day I redraw my art of these two characters. The point is simple… I just want to see how much I’ve improved over the years.
*The characters belong to me and my dear friend.
2024 and 2025 works
2026
My other passion project—the series of portraits of Identity V characters, but with a small twist:
In the game itself, most of the characters look quite similar due to game limitations and/or the developers' own biases. So, I decided to play a small game and make each character as distinct as possible, which meant giving each of them unique facial features and details.I believe I succeeded in this task because the project garnered attention from other IDV fans, many of whom commented on how they could see themselves or their loved ones in these small «redesigns.»
and here are some extra art pieces that I just want to show!
These artworks don’t adhere to a specific theme—I am just incredibly proud of them!
Can you design it, Vic?
Sure, I can—that’s what I was doing for four years! Here, take a look at these:
SOUND OFF!
