When I let my hand wander loosely over the tablet, I create pieces like these. However, the results are not random; they depend on current inspirations—perhaps the latest book or game—or on just completed research and a collection of saved references. To me, this is where the real magic of concept art happens.
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Creatures, whether large or small, magical or drawn directly from nature, captivate my imagination—I could sketch them endlessly! This concept art sheet represents just one of many early character ideas from the world of the game Timberborn, developed by the talented studio Mechanistry. >>See more>>creatures
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But concept artists don’t limit themselves to creating characters alone. I thoroughly enjoyed crafting these building and urban element concepts for Mechanistry’s Timberborn game project. Each design demanded careful consideration of its function while ensuring a cohesive style. Trust me, boredom was nowhere in sight! >>See more>> buildings
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An illustration brimming with warmth, featuring a simple yet captivating character design that weaves an adventurous tale through art. These were the goals I set out to achieve as part of the December 2019 Character Design Challenge. And to this day, I hold a deep fondness for this artwork!
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One of the many concepts for a mysterious and magical place featured in Adal's advertising spot. >>See more>>environment
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The Grim Squire exemplifies the style I use for creating illustrations suitable for board games, cards, or other printed materials.
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The Guerilla Girls Project showcases character concept art for miniatures in the Astra Militarum style. These designs feature cybernetic body modifications, evoking a sense of heavy and clunky military science fiction. >>See more>>Miniatures
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A personal project—character design in the cyberpunk genre. Imagine highly developed cybernetics, Japanese masks, and down jackets—the perfect recipe for anyone to become a gangster. ;)
I initially planned to create a 3D model based on this 2D concept, and I hope to revisit this idea someday.
CYBERPUNK
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Occasionally, I find myself drawn back to traditional media—markers, paints, or ink brushes. The beauty lies in their unpredictability; the random spots and shapes they create often spark fresh ideas!
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