Master and Servant 3D Entry: Eric Hartz

#1

Eric Hartz has entered the Master and Servant 3D.

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Latest Update: Concept Sketch: Sinister Minister

Here is my concept sketch. I want the literal meaning of this piece to be open to interpretation. Basically you decide what she does next. Does she obey his twisted words? Innocents and evil was the inspiration.

Just a note here, this is not the final design of the beast, this was based on a prosthetic mask I used for compositional purposes. I need some high res organic pieces in my folio so I hope to at least achive that. Cheers everyone.

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Good luck everyone. Can’t wait to see the ideas pour in. I know I got my sketchbook ready. Hopefully my low back won’t crap out on me during this challenge like it did the last:sad:. Cheers!

#3

Here is my concept sketch. I want the literal meaning of this piece to be open to interpretation. Basically you decide out what she does next. Does she obey his twisted words? Innocents and evil was the inspiration.

Just a note here, this is not the final design of the beast, this was based on a prosthetic mask I used for compositional purposes. I need some high res organic pieces in my folio so I hope to at least achive that. Cheers everyone.

#4

Cool, concept. Good Luck on the challenge. I knda like the monster design though.

#5

i agree, the beast looks cool :), good luck!

#6

wow
I like the concept, I hope your final piece don´t loose this odd feeling about her being the mistress
GReat sketch too

#7

Thanks for the support you guys. I definately wan’t to keep that odd feeling going. It would be great if I could maintain that feel like, this is kinda sick…, but I can’t stop looking. We’ll see. Cheers to all.

#8

I think the whole point (appart from the composition) is her like listening but not looking at him.

#9

The idea is both straightforward and complex in its subtleties. After looking at the sketch for a while, I began to wonder who the master is. I REALLY like that.

#10

very beautifull sketch, Ilike it !!!

good luck for the 3d version :wink:

#11

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nifty sketching there! I personnally would like a more zoomed out view, would make it more interesting I think.

Hope to see some updates soon.

#12

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