Showing posts with label Conceptart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Conceptart. Show all posts

Monday, May 30, 2016

New Art Update! Finally!

After a long break from posting (though not from making art) I have finally gotten around to finishing off a set of images that I want to show. The long break from posting is partially due to a 4 year span of career sabotage working on more cartoon style games which is now over. Also to blame are a series of yet unreleased project NDAs, and a general lack of taking much personal work to completion. I have also taken the time to revamp the blog as it was looking pretty darn dated. If you are reading this I hope you like the changes and enjoy the new art! Look forward to hopefully another dump of work related art soon permission pending.


Above, a rendering of a Chevy Blazer done for my Uncle based on a vehicle he is restoring, and a mech
salesman talking up the latest model to a potential customer!
Below, a visual target image and action shot for a top down RPG pitch doc. This is a better late than never
addition that I wasn't able to show at the time. In the second image the heroes try to close a demon portal!
Below, a painting from reference of Jennifer Carpenter aka Debrah Morgan from Dexter.
Also, a head rendering from my half of a colaboration project for a Warframe head skin.
Finally a line drawing done in PS to look like a marker sketch. The design is meant to be
a V-Tol fighter, however a careful eye would notice the engines are braced wrong for that.
And that's it for now, Thanks for viewing!

Thursday, August 9, 2007

Sky Blade Conceptart

These works represent a sampling of concept art I did for a space shooter at TKO software in Plano. The idea behind the game was that you would play as one of several mechs and fly around in typical top down scroller fashion, shooting at enemies. The pieces would in addition to concept art have likely served as marketing art for the game, but sadly the scale of the project was drastically cut down during a massive layoff at the company. Proof that its always good to keep up with your portfolio!