Heyya,

Here are a couple things for the blog!
I just thought I should put this work in progress shot of the centaur warrior I am working on. I also updated a bunch of paintings in the paintings section.
I don't usually post stuff here as often as I do on conceptart.org, but it is good to post here once in a while.

Dragon Rider, and more...

Hey,

I got some stuff here to show, and i just added some stuff to thee character paintings section..

First this is a model sheet I have been working on. 

I started with the look from the Dragon Rider illustration as my concept, and worked from there.

I would really love to model this if I have the time.. I have sort of abandoned my last few models because I learned so much while doing them, that the problems they had really bugged me..

I split the model sheet into three layers so that it will be way easier to model from. Also, when it is done, I will have a character that could have multiple costume sets.

Next here is a big ogre monster, fighting a native american, in a future Rome/asian battle dome...

This was loads of fun to do!

Here is some other random stuff that I did...

That is all for right now! I hope you enjoyed, till next time..

Orc Warrior Model

Hey, it has been a little while since my last post. But I thought it might be a good time to do some updating here!

I have this model of an orc creature that I did in Zbrush, and I have been trying to figure out what to do with it. I decided that I would have a little fun with it, and play around with a few different options, and experiment a little.

I decided that the first thing I would try is a paintover! I took the untextured render and I have redesigned him by painting new features, a new color scheme, and an overall different look.

I'm gonna try out some other stuff, and post it later maybe.. I think I like the paintover versions design better. Maybe if I bring this to game res I will retexture it like this..

Creature Concepts

Hey, here is a creature concept sheet I finished yesterday.

I have some work in progress pictures for some of the creatures, along with a little commentary on the process..

I started with a silhouette for each of these. Then I put a gradient over the silhouette and started painting over it.

And lastly I used a color layer to color the painting. I used a warm/cool pallet for the skeleton and ogre. 

This helped to push the difference between different sections.