My booth at cons (porfolio)

Hi!

My name is Linda, and I have been working as an independent artist since 2018. For many years, I have created art using a wide variety of traditional materials as well as digital tools.
Since 2025, I have been attending a wide range of events to showcase my work.
I made my debut in 2025 at the Manga Comic Con in the New Artist Alley.
After that wonderful experience, I wanted to do more and have since had the opportunity to attend many other events.

Here are a few of my past stands:

Games Com 2026:

Manga Comic Con 2026:

Animemesse Babelsberg 2026:

LFG 2026:

You can find the following designs at my stand:

Original characters (OCs) and motifs for our story:
So far, I have two original characters—"Ezra" and "Hel"—who are intended for a book I am writing together with my partner (Daniel).


In addition to the characters, I also have a few other illustrations for the book:
A landscape drawing showing the world where the story takes place.


Also featured in the book is an ice dragon that lives in a lake. (This one can also be seen in the landscape image above.)

Mythical creatures
Regardless of our story, I love drawing fabulous creatures and magical animals:

Animals
I enjoy drawing real animals and insects just as much:


Landscapes
Since 2026, I have also focused on landscapes.
In doing so, I came up with the idea of always creating both a fan art version and a non-fan art version.
The backgrounds and landscapes themselves do not constitute fan art on their own; they only become fan art through the addition of the small characters.


You can see all my "no-fanart" designs that I currently have with me at events here:
(As of August)


Fanarts
Of course, I also really enjoy drawing fan art from various anime, manga, movies, series, or games.
My favorite subjects right now are fan art from:
Berserk and Attack on Titan.
You can view all other fan art here:
(As of August)

Naturally, I also tailor my designs to the specific event. Depending on the event's theme, I might bring more gaming-related artwork or leave certain fan art pieces at home—either because I feel they don't quite fit the occasion or to ensure compliance with event rules (such as 30% or 50% fan art limits).

These products are available at my stand:

  1. Acrylic glass prints
  2. Bookmarks
  3. Stickers
  4. Posters
  5. Holo posters (partially handmade)
  6. Buttons (handmade)
  7. Original drawings (if available)
1. Acrylic glass prints in 10x15 cm format
The small prints are perfect as decoration on the manga/bookshelf and are a small alternative for those whose walls are already fully covered. ;)
2. Bookmarks:
My bookmarks are always printed on both sides and, at just €1, are affordable for even the smallest budget.
3. Sticker:
I personally really like my holo stickers in particular, and since I feel a sticker should ideally fit a smartphone, they are sized perfectly for that.
I also try to offer a mix of fan art and non-fan art stickers so that there is something for everyone.
4. Prints.
The classic option is a must-have, too!
I bring the standard A6, A4, and A3 sizes to every event.
Occasionally, there are also larger posters in A2 or A1.
5. Holo-Prints:
I love things that sparkle and shimmer, so I offer a few posters featuring holographic or foil effects.
For some designs, I apply this effect by hand, making each print one-of-a-kind—unique, though not 100% perfect (like my OC or the moth design).
Since the handmade effect is very delicate, I now offer these pieces exclusively at con and in frames.
I would love to create this effect by hand for every design, but I simply don't have the time for it anymore.
That is why I prefer to have print shops produce my fan art designs.
These posters can then be purchased either with or without a frame.

6. Buttons:
I am offering small buttons—new and exclusively at conventions. I make them by my self ;) 
NO AI:
I am pleased that a strict ban on AI applies to many events, and naturally, I create my drawings myself.
Many are drawn using analog methods, and I often capture this process on camera.
Jinx Fanart:


OC Ezra:


With digital works, it isn't quite as easy for me to document the creative process, but here too I try to save many intermediate steps to show how the image gradually takes shape:

Attack on Titan:

Eule:

Thank you to everyone who has read this far.
If you have any questions about what I offer, please don't hesitate to drop me a message!