Art has a way of evolving, starting as an idea, then transforming into something unexpected. This project began with a simple sketch and turned into something much more—a demonic goddess of Mars, a character I’ve named Lilith of Mars.
I started with a basic framework, mapping out facial proportions and structure. My goal was to create a mysterious, otherworldly being—someone who embodied both power and enigma.
As I continued refining, I focused on sharp features, hauntingly large eyes, and elegant curved horns—elements that would later define her final look.
With the base established, I brought in more details to her hair, face, and form, ensuring that her presence felt commanding and almost ethereal.
Once my sketch was complete, I digitized my work and took it and built upon my original vision. I don't believe I am very good with sketching so I enjoy turning my poorly made drawings into digital creations so I can still see my ideas come to life as I envisioned them.
Here, I expanded the details, adding:
A cosmic Mars-inspired background
Blood-red elements for intensity
A more defined demonic expression
Deep shadows and highlights for dramatic contrast
And the final result…
This project was an exploration of character design, blending traditional art with digital techniques. Seeing my initial concept evolve from pencil and paper to a fully rendered digital piece was incredibly satisfying. I am able to add the details I only wish I could add with my own hands.
What do you think of Lilith of Mars? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! Would love to hear feedback on the design and concept. She is the second character in my new collection The Gospel Of Mars.
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