Concept art books

In this blog series, we will go over every aspect of the creation of our demo “Book of the Dead”. After we introduced the Unity Demo team last week, it’s now time for Georgi Simeonov to share his work on the concept art in the teaser we’ve revealed. “Book of the Dead” is a living project with a longer story which we haven’t yet told, so we’ll try not to spoil too much...

https://gumroad.com/nicholaskole It's here! My personal scifi/fantasy worldbuilding project Jellybots is a 130+ page digital art book! Collecting 10 years worth of story, design, and illustration- I'm really proud and excited to give the work context and share my process and thinking with everyone. Please check it out and consider supporting me through Gumroad! If the digital sales go well, there's a definite route to a physical print run :))

Visual development for a very lovely children's book project I've been working on since the beginning of the year. I'll have some more bits to share with you soon!

Visual development for dark fantasy game. The protagonist 'Free will' is a humanoid created by father of sins. She has to choose goodness or evilness. Based on her choice, she becomes a savior or destroyer. The mysterious boy 'Hope' could be a motivation helping Free will choose goodness.

The Art of Over the Garden Wall will also have a Limited Edition.

swilliams090: Glen Keane’s concept art of Rapunzel from Disney’s Tangled. The guy in the bottom line of sketches kind of looks like Kristoff from Frozen.

Description I have a load of random angels falling through my story, Tainted. I waned to give these angels a weapon. And to me angels should use staffs or swords.... so here are some staffs. LOVE the two right ones :3 Let me know if you have some better ideas!

Yewon Park is a concept and visual development artist working on card illustration designs for Blizzard Entertainment's Hearthstone.

This is my visual development portfolio as of May 2015. I have compiled most of my senior year work at RIT into this. Enjoy and thank you for stopping to look!