/r/conceptart
A subreddit to post and get feedback on Concept Art. Concept art is a form of visual art used to convey an idea for use in films, video games, animation, comic books, television shows, or other media before it is put into the final product.
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All posts must have something to do with concept art. This includes but is not limited to: questions, ideas, showcases, feedback, etc.
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/r/conceptart
Hi everyone. I am in need of some help finding a case study for my research paper. I am a honours student in Design, and am tasked with doing a research paper in illustration. So long story short, I am researching the how sketching is used as a research tool (form of thinking) in the context of narratives, ie tv shows, movies, graphic novels... anything with a storyline really. But i am needing to find the example to use as my case study.
The requirements I need are: accessible sketches/process illustrations for project, the finish project (eg. movie) and I need some sort of illustrators insight on their illustrations or the thoughts behind them, and the making of the product, whether its an interview, podcast, or written.
If anyone knows of something I could use, please let me know.
Hi i’m doing a project for college and I would like to hear others opinions. Disregarding a characters age, what stylistic choices and or outfit choices would make a character appeal to adults as opposed to children? Any help would be appreciated. Thank youuuu <3
It lives so deep under the sea that no light reaches it therefore its skin has no pigment so it is semi-transparent. The thing next to it is a robot not a submarine (about 1m tall). Its design is meant to raise the question of "what it eats" or "what eats it". What do you think?
I want to learn to do things like character design, backgrounds, and even scenes (some other stuff too). I’ve mostly been practicing anatomy for characters and 1 point perspective, but I’m wondering if there’s anything else I should be practicing. So I’m wondering if there were any courses, methods, or really just anything you did to learn and improve concept art?