Down The Rabbit Hole
Sketching light and color
Fishing Port
Neo Bamako
Talk to Me.
Sketch
Exploration Mission 037
Rocky environments thumbnails
Four Seasons
Storm Is Coming.
The Hanging Stones of Elhonia
The Gate
Mother of Dragons
Untouched City
Brutal Surfaces and Textures Sketching
Environment Color Thumbnails
Know. Your. Fear.
The Old Train Wreckage
Shaman Bones
Know.Your.Fear.2
Victory and Sorrow
Ravens Always Win
Down The Rabbit HoleCover for The Art Hacker. Subscribe on http://thearthacker.com“The Art Hacker is a resource dedicated to breaking down some of the toughest barriers to creativity. It’s a thoughtful discussion about taking on your own preconceptions about art, using the skills you already have, and moving towards accomplishing your goals. At any level of experience, it’s important to remember to get out of your own head and focus on the goal: making beautiful imagery.” --Justin Gladis, lead matte painter at Blue Sky Studio
Sketching light and color
Fishing PortPersonal work.
Neo BamakoPersonal work.
Talk to Me.Storytelling/Visual Development research.
Sketch
Exploration Mission 037Personal work.
Rocky environments thumbnailsThumbnailing is something I highly enjoy. It allows to quickly explore color, mood and composition options before comitting more work into a piece.
Four SeasonsLighting, color and mood variations study from imagination.
Storm Is Coming. Personal work, study in cinematic rendering look for concept art.
The Hanging Stones of ElhoniaPersonal work.
The GatePersonal work.
Mother of DragonsPersonal work.
Untouched CityPersonal work.
Brutal Surfaces and Textures SketchingExperimenting for a new series
Environment Color ThumbnailsQuick exploration of various options. Personal work.
Know. Your. Fear.Personal work.
The Old Train WreckagePersonal work.
Shaman BonesPersonal work.
Know.Your.Fear.2Storytelling and visual style research
Victory and SorrowPersonal work.
Ravens Always WinPersonal work.
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