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Welcome to the dark side.
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Mark Alford
concept artist
none
Adelaide,
Australia
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First I would like to say, glad to see you here. Your concepts are great as usual, the latest one seem to be the one I like with the guy getting choked and the girl going for the weapon....Goodluck to you
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Creatrix Motivator
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V. Shane
Prof. Freelance Illustrator
VShane Studio
Waukegan,
USA
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Originally Posted by Evil Gerbil:
Again, something from the same storyline. This is a climactic scene where the evil emperor has seemingly defeeted the hero and is choking the princess to death. However, the hero is not yet dead and sees a dagger within reach...
I really like this one, I'm biased for the most part when it comes to characterizations, I love the stuff. I'm not one for just painting ships. I would definatley tilt his head back and put more pull stress on his arms, he needs to resist more. I would put a blaster in front of her, because he is already weilding a hand weapon, and the blaster on the floor would feel like its the guys weapon that he dropped. Which would leave us wondering, will she blow off the Emporers head or miss and hit the guy....well thats the story I seen. Great work all the way around so far! ![]() |
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Kraken art
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Paul Davidson
Concept Illustrator/ comic book artist
Video games/ Comic books
Whitley Bay,
United Kingdom
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Your evil guy before looked more powerful because it looked like throttling someone was done with much ease...........making him look more awesome and strong. The sketch of the girl in the top left corner of the latest sketch is perfect. I'd love to see a redraw of the earlier composition with the ammended girl........after all it's always cool to know that it'll be the bloke that grabs the dagger and saves the girl................love the drama you're developing here!
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Traveling Boogieman
Thomas WENDTNER
Tattooartist/Artist
tommy lee tattoo
Bergisch Gladbach,
Germany
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Originally Posted by Evil Gerbil:
![]() Here's another sketch in the same storyline. This one has the runaway princess with the character that saved her in the first sketch I did. They are in the streets of a giant metropolis trying to blend in with the podestrians while evading the probes above. LOVE THIS ONE! ![]() |
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Silent, but DEADLY!
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Jason Chan
Conceptual Artist/ Illustrator
Massive Black
USA
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Concept Sketch: character sketches
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My Master and Servant Entry |
11 November 2004 | |
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Silent, but DEADLY!
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Jason Chan
Conceptual Artist/ Illustrator
Massive Black
USA
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Concept Sketch: character sketches
![]() Here are sketches I did for the main guy and villain characters. I'm fairly happy with how they look. I'll probably just make minor changes as I go along. __________________
My Master and Servant Entry |
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Super Secret Donut Eater
Robin Chyo
student
San Francisco, CA,
USA
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loving the villain design!!
![]() the two bottom designs for the female character reminds me a lot of rikku up from ffx/ffx-2. __________________
http://www.robin-chyo.com Character Design Collection Death to the Critters Spectacular Entry (2D) Last edited by teknotek83 : 11 November 2004 at 05:59 AM. |
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Frequenter
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Annis Naeem
Freelancer & Student
Art Center College of Design
Pasadena,
United States
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im loving ur concepts so far. very nice anatomy n sketches.not much advice i can offer yet since ur still in line-art/sketch mode
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11 November 2004 | |
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New Member
Ronnie Klevbrant
Sweden
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The villain rocks!! looks almost like fish skin or somthing alike..
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11 November 2004 | |
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Traveling Boogieman
Thomas WENDTNER
Tattooartist/Artist
tommy lee tattoo
Bergisch Gladbach,
Germany
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![]() The first thing on my mind, when I saw the villain in the last sketch, was the movie"The Cell" with J. "BigButt" Lo.
Love the design and keep em coming ![]() |
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Silent, but DEADLY!
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Jason Chan
Conceptual Artist/ Illustrator
Massive Black
USA
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Glad you guys are liking the villain so far. He's my favorite design out of the three right now. I'm trying to think of a good composition in my head to incorporate more background and story telling. I'll try to post some idea sketches for that when I get a chance.
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My Master and Servant Entry |
11 November 2004 | |
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pencil-jutsu
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Blaz Porenta
illustrator, designer, art director
Blaž Porenta s.p.
Cerklje,
Slovenia
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Very good drawings! U really know how to do it. I dont have plenty of time right now, so thats just a short comment. I'll stop by soon and put down some more words. Keep up the good work!
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11 November 2004 | |
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Melted cheese rules
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Remko Troost
Sr.concept artist & illustrator
Ubisoft Entertainment
Montreal,
Canada
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I like the way you are searching.Really nice drawings you got there!!!I prefer the runaway princess.Impatient to see the workout!
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sound fx maker
Daryl Mandryk
digital ariist
Canada
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nice sketches,I particulary like that evil guy, and the elfin girl gives a strong final fanatsy vibe. He does sort of look like that dude from the cell, but who cares - he was creepy as hell!
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Kraken art
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Paul Davidson
Concept Illustrator/ comic book artist
Video games/ Comic books
Whitley Bay,
United Kingdom
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It's all cool stuff. It's coming along nicely. Have you tried designing your character once you've worked out the composition. From an abstract point of view, the form of your anatomy in it's pose can suggest certain design element to be added to excentuate whatever movement or feeling you're after. Like in games and the movies, when you're designing characters they have to work from all angles.........in a one-off Illustration it only has to look best from one angle.
Why I'm mentioning this, is in the past I've designed a character and very early on favoured a design element (chest plate on the armour for example) and it's stifled my final composition because I've limited myself to certain angles because I wanted to show off the 'chest plate.' Everyone works this stuff out differently, but if you ever try it, it can have some great results. Cheers Paul |
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