The Rebel
Finished this a while ago for a character design class I took through #cgma !
I wanted to do an antihero archetype for a cyberpunk world where the presence of Gods is something tangible and just as real as the science used to make implants. My idea for him was someone who struggles against the idea of Gods playing influence over peoples lives but is someone who is chosen against his will. 🤔🎨
A painting done for one of my classes. I wanted to push my lighting to show a secret moment interrupted.
A rough paint of my city elf Warden Ianthe. The City elf origin always stuck out to me with how tragic it is and I wanted to capture that a bit.
Is it just me, or is ArtStation's policy update for AI not sufficient?
I shouldn't have to go back and tag every piece to opt out. That should be the default. This feels like a flimsy band-aid on the situation. To me, they are effectively siding against artists' rights to choose to participate in Ai by making the default option "yes."
Yes, I would love for my work to be used against my will and profited off of since I didn't tag every piece!
This is not acceptable.
A piece heavily inspired and based on Leyendecker's "Man and Woman Dancing" (c.1923).
I learned so much from studying his work and am super happy with how this turned out.
WIP
Don't know if I'll finish it, but I always loved this panel of the manga.
A rough paint of my city elf Warden Ianthe. The City elf origin always stuck out to me with how tragic it is and I wanted to capture that a bit.
YESSENIA “ROOK” INGELLVAR | They/Them - 38 - Mage
A Mourn Watcher who dreams of starting their own traveling funerary service. They’re probably more suited to being a court jester though, despite their appearance.
Finally got around to finishing this art of my first Rook. I always find that no matter how good the cosmetics or customization in a game I have my own vision for my player character.
Some character concepts- Warm and Cold weather attire