Help Concept People :)

[Psycho Ken]

Wat looks u really want?
Socerer?
Wizard?
Bad guy?
or else?
Ken.02

[KEKS]

kind of like a bad guy but bondage feel

[Psycho Ken]

Here's one of my roughly idea~by the way i dunno wat's the meaning of "Bondage";)
Ken.02

[art7sayan]

Hehe! Here they come, 3D men!!! lol We're wainting for you guys , come on!! :D


Great concept Ken! :beer:

[KEKS]

i am gonna post soon with ears and head almost done
for sugestions.. keep the drawings coming :)

[jeroentje]

Ehm... no offence. But ehm... I really really like these "let's do-it-together" things. But... isn't the wip section a better place for it instead of filling the 2D-art section with 3D things?

Or am I just being picky? In that case, I'll shut up ;)

jeroentje

[KEKS]

i am also starting another project soon and i am looking for a concept artists to develop fully a 2d chartooni character

[KEKS]

here is update

[puddlefish]

KEKS: Please don't take this badly, because it's not meant so (ominous start, no?), but I think you missed the point of concept design, especially when it comes to character design.

I guess the main point I'm trying to make is that a good character concept doesn't start with an image, it starts with a concept (oddly enough). The image follows the concept, form follows function (here I go preaching again).

I don't think 'a tough guy with a drape' is a character. It's an image. A character is made up of both interior (what do I want? How do I want to get it? etc.) and exterior (Where do I live? What do I eat? etc.) influences. These are the building blocks that will allow a good concept artist to develop a thorough, logical and, most importantly, convincing design.

So maybe you should explain more to us about your idea, about your character and his situation. :shrug:

Here ends today's sermon. Go in Peace.

[KEKS]

Sure, :) I understand your point but dont think that way in a linear way.... This is imaginary world and anything can work. I can start from an image and invent the story later or give him character later. I understand what you are saying but to me this is not most important thing at the moment. At the moment I need something that looks cool and that would be little bit challenging to model. All i am doing is testing my modeling skills while doing something new. I have a drawing on a large bristol board and cant scan it at the moment but i like to work with others since i am not that great of a concept artist or dont know how to put my ideas onto 2d surface, that is my biggest problem. So some resources and ideas from others are welcome. I saw a book somewhere from Orient with all these cool looking characters and they did not have any background information so that is what i am looking for some ideas as I dont have a real solid idea.
I hope you understand.... its all about modeling now .. maybe you can develop a story and i'll do modeling :)

peace :)

[puddlefish]

Fair enough and well said. :)

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