An illustration for my personal project Oberant

#art #illustration #conceptart #characterdesign #creaturedesign #magic #fantasy

Another WIP! Did some lighting tweaks. Some stuff still need another texturing pass and i need to finish up a mailbox ✨

If columnar jointed volcanics has a million fans, then I am one of them. If columnar jointed volcanics has ten fans, then I am one of them. If columnar jointed volcanics has only one fan then that is me. If columnar jointed volcanics has no fans, then that means I am am dead

Some new CC0 assets are up and ready for you to use! rileyb3d(dot)com

The image shows a game level built by the level artist. Its in a rough state. It's a rocky, green environment covered with black alien bubbles with the sea in the background. There,s a huge blue planet in the sky.

Same environment as previous image, arted by the level artist. You can now see its a jungle with big palm trees, big orange and blue flowers. There are orange industrial batiments as well as a huge communication tower, it's an outpost. There is now several waterfalls in the background, behind the comm tower.

What I got VS what I ended up with ✨🌴

drama

Big Dining Room Wip.

yummers

Experimenting some moody atmosphere in my project. Getting closer to the end, I will add 4 different setting to my portolio to study color grading and atmosphere creation better. It's not always sunny in Heliada. 😄 #WIP #UE5 #UnrealEngine #GameDev

An extremely random thread on how I keep track of the tasks and the progress I make for this personal project

tl;dr: I have a list with tasks that are sorted by priority and complexity and a separate page where I add short notes and screenshots any time I do smth for the project.

longread👇

New blockout! (Turns out I'm not burnt out, I am very excited to make this hehe)

Original concept: www.artstation.com/artwork/o2KJ6O

WE’RE LIVE

youtu.be/3GhuXrFnqK0

The development of wide-bodied airliners such as the Boeing 747 in the 1960s stimulated the design of a new generation of large aeroplane engines called turbofans. Engines like this power most of the aircraft now flying, because they are quieter and more fuel efficient than other types. Rolls-Royce had been trying to break into the US airliner market for years and contracted with Lockheed to develop the engines for its own wide-body rival, the L-1011 TriStar. The new RB 211 was larger, more powerful, but more demanding than anything previously built by Rolls-Royce, and the costs of the programme bankrupted the company in 1971. This particular engine was the sixth built. It made 28 flights on the prototype TriStar during 1971. The general design proved to be a great technical success and revived Rolls-Royce's fortunes. The unique 'three shaft' architecture has been extended for all the subsequent large Trent-series engines used today and which have won Rolls-Royce more than a third of global airline engine sales. Text from display

The development of wide-bodied airliners such as the Boeing 747 in the 1960s stimulated the design of a new generation of large aeroplane engines called turbofans. Engines like this power most of the aircraft now flying, because they are quieter and more fuel efficient than other types. Rolls-Royce had been trying to break into the US airliner market for years and contracted with Lockheed to develop the engines for its own wide-body rival, the L-1011 TriStar. The new RB 211 was larger, more powerful, but more demanding than anything previously built by Rolls-Royce, and the costs of the programme bankrupted the company in 1971. This particular engine was the sixth built. It made 28 flights on the prototype TriStar during 1971. The general design proved to be a great technical success and revived Rolls-Royce's fortunes. The unique 'three shaft' architecture has been extended for all the subsequent large Trent-series engines used today and which have won Rolls-Royce more than a third of global airline engine sales. Text from display

The development of wide-bodied airliners such as the Boeing 747 in the 1960s stimulated the design of a new generation of large aeroplane engines called turbofans. Engines like this power most of the aircraft now flying, because they are quieter and more fuel efficient than other types. Rolls-Royce had been trying to break into the US airliner market for years and contracted with Lockheed to develop the engines for its own wide-body rival, the L-1011 TriStar. The new RB 211 was larger, more powerful, but more demanding than anything previously built by Rolls-Royce, and the costs of the programme bankrupted the company in 1971. This particular engine was the sixth built. It made 28 flights on the prototype TriStar during 1971. The general design proved to be a great technical success and revived Rolls-Royce's fortunes. The unique 'three shaft' architecture has been extended for all the subsequent large Trent-series engines used today and which have won Rolls-Royce more than a third of global airline engine sales. Text from display

The development of wide-bodied airliners such as the Boeing 747 in the 1960s stimulated the design of a new generation of large aeroplane engines called turbofans. Engines like this power most of the aircraft now flying, because they are quieter and more fuel efficient than other types. Rolls-Royce had been trying to break into the US airliner market for years and contracted with Lockheed to develop the engines for its own wide-body rival, the L-1011 TriStar. The new RB 211 was larger, more powerful, but more demanding than anything previously built by Rolls-Royce, and the costs of the programme bankrupted the company in 1971. This particular engine was the sixth built. It made 28 flights on the prototype TriStar during 1971. The general design proved to be a great technical success and revived Rolls-Royce's fortunes. The unique 'three shaft' architecture has been extended for all the subsequent large Trent-series engines used today and which have won Rolls-Royce more than a third of global airline engine sales. Text from display

Science Museum, London SW7

Rolls-Royce RB 211-22B turbofan aero engine, 1970

#reference #vehiclereference #materialreference

‼️Unfortunately my time at the studio has come to an end - my role was made redundant in January.

Which means I am looking for work right now

📧email: AstenArt@Gmail.com
🎨portfolio: Artstation -> Tom van Asten

So what's one today's #dailyProgress menu?
Well I finished the rear shock absorber, changed the spring and topoed the lower part together. Then I got started on the front axle (proud of that piece) and modeled the mudguard.
I also added a piece to the frame.
So tomorrow it's either headlight or tyre

Cut stone Gothic Revival building with double wooden door with decorative iron work.

Cut stone Gothic Revival building with double wooden door with decorative iron work.

Cut stone Gothic Revival building with double wooden door with decorative iron work.

Cut stone Gothic Revival building with double wooden door with decorative iron work.

Royal Courts of Justice
Carey Street, London WC2A

Cut stone Gothic Revival building with double wooden door with decorative iron work.

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Cut stone Gothic Revival building with double iron gate, stone window frames and rain staining

Cut stone Gothic Revival building with double iron gate, stone window frames and rain staining

Cut stone Gothic Revival building with double iron gate, stone window frames and rain staining

Cut stone Gothic Revival building with double iron gate, stone window frames and rain staining

Royal Courts of Justice
Carey Street, London WC2A

Cut stone Gothic Revival building with double iron gate, stone window frames and rain staining

#reference #buildingreference #materialreference

screenshot of a retro gameart cathedral, focus on spires

screenshot of a retro gameart cathedral, underside looking up into reverse spires

screenshot of a retro gameart cathedral, back view of flying buttresses

screenshot of a retro gameart cathedral, interior looking at ceiling

some more shots

Did a pass of the Lincon continental dashboard to see if I have any missing details and for now this is what I got, next steps is to retopo these parts starting with the smaller peices and work my way up

Well today's #dailyProgress is very chaotic, I did start working on the rear shock absorber but then decided that since it's sunday let's try something different.
Well turns out design is hard 👀 so here's my fiest try at making something, I'll have to do some research 😅

Pub bathroom stall with wood panels wall with biro portraits on the wall, artist unknown

Pub bathroom stall with wood panels wall with biro portraits on the wall, artist unknown

Pub bathroom stall with wood panels wall with biro portraits on the wall, artist unknown

Pub bathroom stall with wood panels wall with biro portraits on the wall, artist unknown

Whitecross Street, London EC1Y

Pub bathroom stall with wood panels wall with biro portraits on the wall, artist unknown

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Some more topo fun, decided not to merge the piece at the top.
Then merged some other parts to the back.
#dailyProgress

My kind of vehicle! 💙🚚 #GodotEngine #indiedev #indiegames

The iconic Carina Nebula image from JWST with a red square zooming into the orange region and showing the size of our solar system, including the Sun, Jupiter belt, Pluto, and Voyager 1 relative to that region of the nebula.

i don’t think we realize just how MASSIVE things in space are

Some perfect little wheeled things for your timeline

Deck mounted signal light

Deck mounted signal light

Deck mounted signal light

Deck mounted signal light

H.M.S Belfast
The Queen's Walk, London SE1

Deck mounted signal light

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I'm Raph, gamedev concept artist who used to draw a lot but now I'm Partnered on Twitch so I stream a lot. Here's some of my old art
#conceptart #gamedev #streamer

Simple Laser wing deployment animation

extremely important PSA

Gatling I've designed for the Concord. Fun times designing less functional and more interesting weapons on that project !