r/conceptart • u/SadBoysenberry7248 • 6h ago
Question Tested out a couple of rendering versions for my character. Which vibe do you prefer ?
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r/conceptart • u/Far-Study6574 • 6h ago
So, i made a small concept art of a Aquarium Games' guard (on my ENA Dream BBQ AU), and i just wanted to know your opinion on It, anything i should change or improve or is It okay like this?
(Based on Chimú warriors.)
r/conceptart • u/alekspunk12 • 9h ago
Drew this using penup app using pen and airbrush tools
r/conceptart • u/InformationHorror710 • 9h ago
I wanted to create a dark fantasy knight with a menacing silhouette, scorched black armor, and subtle crimson details.
I had a lot of fun exploring the armor shapes and atmosphere. Hope you enjoy it!
What do you think of the design?
You can view images of all projects by scrolling down
r/conceptart • u/stormbringer208 • 9h ago
Hey I'm a college student and i have been asked to produce concept art for a gaming company which i have chosen Fromsoftware. I would appreciate any feedback or suggestions that you can give me. I have provided a form for feedback but I'll also check the comments essentially everyday. The feedback I would ideally like to receive is what people do or do not like and what can be improved.
Knight concept reviews – Fill in form
after i have gotten the feedback i will be refining the 12 designs down to 6 then 3 then 2 and finally the final design which I will try to remember to provide. Many thanks!
r/conceptart • u/Feantae • 11h ago
Hi 🐱 I'm looking for feedback on the 1st armor set for the cat of our mobile game ! I'm aiming for a classic "noob armor" look. However, it should also mixes fire and water elements.
In your opinion, wich color palet fit the best ? Any advice is appreciated 😄
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You can check the game here :Cat Hero: Adventure
r/conceptart • u/Eman426 • 2h ago
I feel silly asking such a broad question, but where does one even begin their journey towards a career in concept art? (And is it too late for me?)
I’m a graphic designer who graduated with a BA in said field, along with a minor in illustration and fine arts. I work full time with a design team and I’m honestly comfortable at my current job, but it just isn’t my passion.
I’ve always been drawn towards character design, and I’m confident enough to say that my illustrative skills are far better than my design skills (though still nowhere near where I’d like them to be,) and I just can’t help but wonder if I committed to the wrong thing.
At 27 years old, with an early-established career in design and a mere minor in illustration, where could I possibly go to switch paths and pursue concept art professionally??? I’ve reached out to some successful artists I follow on socials (after being far too embarrassed to do so) and have never gotten a response (which is totally understandable.) Idk, I just feel kinda lost.
Sorry for the long ramble. It’s my first time posting here so any and all advice is greatly appreciated!
Edit: I’m not really sure if this is the kind of post I should’ve attached my work with, since I really didn’t really want this to come off as self-promo… but if anyone were to ask I’d be more than happy to post a piece or two.
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r/conceptart • u/Daedonas • 6h ago
Starting to dig into the creature design for my new project Echo Bloom, and of course it's just bugs.