Bad Moon. Good chaos.
We turn wild ideas into worlds you can play in. Illustration for games, cards and tabletop adventures.
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We help developers and publishers define a distinctive visual identity through art direction, concept development and finished 2D artwork. From a single standout illustration to complete asset collections and ongoing releases, we shape our involvement around your project.
We explore the characters, shapes, colours and details that make your project recognisable. Through concept development and art direction, we establish a distinctive style for a new IP or build thoughtfully on an existing one.
Covers, key art, card illustrations and the worlds within them. We give each image a clear focal point, a sense of story and the finish it deserves, with careful attention to where and how it will be seen.
A growing collection needs a shared direction. We coordinate the artwork across your set, book or release, carrying the same visual standards from the first approved piece to final delivery.
Whether you’re planning a full release, making your first game or commissioning a character from a much-loved campaign, we’ll help shape an approach around your ambitions, scope and budget.
Selected credits from our 2026 portfolio. Game logos represent artwork credits, including work commissioned through the publishers and partners listed in the portfolio.
We’re Bad Moon Art Studio, an independent team of artists based in Malaysia. Since 2018, we’ve worked with international developers and publishers to create illustrations for games and tabletop worlds.
Our imaginations wander. Our process stays focused. We bring thoughtful art direction, a collaborative team and clear communication to every project.
Artists, collaborators and fellow travellers into the wonderfully strange.
Wild characters, thoughtful details and a clear visual direction made every illustration feel part of the same world, while still giving each character a personality of their own. The team understood what mattered in the brief, welcomed our feedback and carried that attention through to the finished artwork, making the whole collaboration feel straightforward and considered.
We wanted illustrations that could make unfamiliar places feel believable and give readers a reason to pause, look closer and imagine what might happen beyond the page. Bad Moon brought a thoughtful sense of atmosphere to the work, balancing memorable characters with the quieter details that help a setting feel lived in. From early sketches through to the final images, the process gave us room to discuss ideas and refine the direction together without losing the energy that made those first concepts exciting.
The brief called for a world with a strong personality, and the team gave our unusual ideas the attention and space they needed to develop into something convincing. They were open to exploring different approaches and responsive when the direction shifted, bringing bold character, carefully judged detail and a welcome sense of play to the finished illustrations.
Working across a collection means the artwork needs to hold together as a whole while giving every scene its own purpose, mood and story to tell. Bad Moon approached that balance with care, developing characters and environments that felt connected without letting the images become repetitive or predictable. We appreciated the clear communication, the willingness to work through feedback and the attention paid to those small narrative details, which helped the finished pieces feel like invitations into the setting rather than simply pictures accompanying the text.
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Tell us what’s taking shape, the artwork you need and your timeline. We’ll help give it a world to live in.
No open roles right now. Always open to a good introduction.
We make illustrations for games, cards and tabletop worlds. If that’s your territory too, show us what you do best. When the right project comes along, it helps to know who’s out there.
We’re interested in artists with strong fundamentals, a feel for storytelling and a consistent finish. Characters, creatures, environments or the wonderfully strange: let your strongest work lead.
A focused portfolio that fits our work tells us more than a little bit of everything.
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This is an open invitation to introduce your work, not an advertised vacancy. We review introductions as project needs arise and may only reply where there’s a potential fit.
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