“Avengers: Infinity Saga” is a personal fan‑art illustration project I created as a visual tribute to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, specifically the Infinity Saga storyline. I published this project on Behance on September 9th, 2021, as part of my ongoing exploration of pop‑culture and film‑inspired artwork.

As a self‑taught designer and 3D artist, I use projects like this to push my skills, experiment with style, and build a strong portfolio piece that reflects my interests in comics, films, and character‑driven storytelling.

Role: Illustrator / Graphic Designer

Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

Creative Fields: Graphic Design, Illustration

When I started this project, I had a few clear objectives:

Celebrate the Avengers & Infinity Saga I wanted to create a focused tribute to the Avengers franchise, with a particular emphasis on the emotional weight and scale of the Infinity War arc. Characters like Iron Man and Thanos were central to this vision.

Strengthen My Portfolio This project was designed to sit alongside my other film‑inspired works (such as Batman and Christopher Nolan film illustrations) and demonstrate my ability to handle popular IP in a professional, polished way that could appeal to studios, agencies, and clients.

Showcase My Illustration Skills I used this project to demonstrate:

Improve Visibility & Engagement By choosing a globally recognized franchise and using targeted tags like art, Avengers, comics, illustration, Infinity war, Iron Man, Marvel, Photoshop, Thanos, I aimed to increase views and appreciations on Behance, and in turn attract freelance and full‑time opportunities.

My creative direction revolved around capturing the cinematic intensity of the Infinity Saga:

Tone & Mood I wanted the artwork to feel epic and dramatic, reflecting the high stakes of the story. The contrast between heroes and Thanos guided many of my composition and lighting decisions.

Character Focus Iron Man and Thanos are central emotional anchors in the Infinity Saga, so they naturally became focal points in my visual approach. My goal was to balance recognizability with a slightly stylized treatment that felt like a mix between comic art and cinematic key art.

Visual Language I leaned into: