Welcome to my portfolio!

Here, you’ll find a mix of my creative work—from character art and illustrations to graphic design projects like Photoshop edits, Illustrator logos, and website banners. Feel free to explore each section and dive into my creative world!

A few core facts about me

I’m a graphic design graduate based in Greece and a self-taught artist and writer. I’ve been sharing illustrations, character designs, and stories on social media since 2014. Art has been my refuge and the heart of everything I create. I run @Multiworkium (graphic design) and @LorettaRosy63 (art). Currently exploring illustration as a career while balancing a multitasking job (which I think about switching in the future because I want something less demanding and more relaxing so I can afford to have time for myself, especially on the doctor's appointments).

My creative journey began from a young age, inspired by video game characters from The Legend of Zelda and Sonic the Hedgehog, as well as animated series like The Fairly OddParents, Winx Club and more.

As a self-taught artist and writer, I first began sharing my work on DeviantART and YouTube in 2014 before moving to Instagram in 2017—followed by other social platforms over the years.

My passion lies in original character design and concept art, especially within fantasy genres: fairies, elves, hybrids, and dragons. I also draw humans and K-pop idols, always blending storytelling with visual expression. Unique costume design plays a big role in my work, helping my characters feel alive and personal.

A More Personal Side of My Journey

I’ve been in a strange phase ever since I entered the workforce at 21. I wanted to find out what fits me personally, what makes me feel fulfilled. A few months ago (May 2025) I turned 24, and honestly, I’ve already been through a lot.

I’ve been working a “normal” job for a year now, and it made me realize something important:

I want to start something of my own — solo. Something related to illustration.

My first goals are simple but meaningful:

sticker packs, art cards, and acrylic keychains.

Something that is 100% me — something that truly represents who I am and what I want to create.

Why Working as an Employee Doesn’t Fit Me

I’ve realized that being an employee just… doesn’t suit me. For many reasons.

I struggle with constant pressure, with feeling unsatisfied, with feeling like I “bring everyone down.”

I’m tired of hearing that I’m lying or exaggerating just because I’m not who others expect me to be.

And like everyone else, I have personal, emotional, and financial issues — and professional challenges too. I’m human.

I’m not saying that going solo won’t have difficulties — financial issues, technical problems, ups and downs.

But deep down I believe that if I pursue something that truly reflects me, I won’t disappoint anyone — not even myself.

I want to build something of my own. Something honest. Something that carries my identity and creativity.