A Russian artist from St. Petersburg, Sergey Rynkov, has reimagined Geralt from The Witcher 3 in a charming chibi style. The creator notes that the hero’s model was crafted last year, and only now did he decide to bring the piece to life with paint. The result turns the fierce monster hunter into a playful cartoon figure. In the renders, Geralt balances a sword with one hand and channels the Axii sign with the other. It reads like a glimpse of what a 3D animated series or a vivid mobile game about the Witcher might look like if it ever made it to screens.
In a similar vein, Sergey has previously depicted an Orc Warrior from Warcraft in the same endearing, compact form. The artist’s portfolio showcases a wide range of characters that fans recognize, including Link, Kratos, Aloy, and Doom Slayer, even though these particular pieces remain uncannily unpainted in the collection.
Earlier still, a fan crafted a detailed map imagining the city of Vizima. Meanwhile, CD Projekt RED announced a distribution of bonus bundles tied to Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher series, signaling ongoing engagement with the franchise. In Russia, the hardware market has seen continuing price adjustments for video cards, influencing how fans and creators access game-ready performance. A note on sourcing for this update reflects the broader dialogue around games, art, and technology that keeps this community vibrant.
Cited from VG Times