Environments

Some speed paintings for my pitch bible. The very top one is an underground cavern called Zone One, where an enormous devil is being dug up. The bottom is the city of Machinel.

-Kevin

Character 2: Pitch Project

Howdy all! I know I haven't posted much of this project up yet but there will be much more very soon. I'm still not sure I'm entirely happy with this piece yet, but it's all concept, so no matter. This character's name is Galdon. He is the king of the Machinel empire. I'll fill you in more on his back story once I've posted everything. For now Just enjoy!

Fun With Animation!

Here is a lip sync I did using some audio from The Lord Of The Rings, and an awesome character made by my instructor Dale Myers. Enjoy!

Character 1: Pitch Project

This is the first character design I've finished for our pitch assignment. We have to design a game, and flesh it out basically.

This character is the goddess of the earth or Gaia, however you want to think of her. The story is still in progress, but I'll be posting up more details as the assignment goes on.

Park Concept

This is the park I've got planned for my environments class. It's located in the middle of a large city that was wiped out by its own military forces in a poor attempt to prevent a fatal disease from spreading across the nation.

Fun with Random Character Generators

This is Bang, and he conjures shotguns. I got the character concept from http://www.seventhsanctum.com/ The assignment we had was to find a character description and make a visual representation of it using the random generators on that site. There are some pretty 'interesting' ones. Hope you enjoy!

These are some thumbnails I did in order to find a good composition. These were a lot of fun to scribble out.

The Devil's Tower

This is a pagoda I made in Maya 2010. It's meant to house a terrible monster inside, hence the hex spells all over the exterior.

Asian Dragon

Hurray, it's about time I broke in this page. Anyway, here's an Asian dragon that I painted to get some practice in. I used a lot of other illustrations as an example and I'm pretty excited about all the new tricks I learned in doing so. Perhaps there will be more to come later. At any rate, enjoy!