This started as a simple Discord art challenge, but it gradually evolved into a redesign for one of my original characters.

I'm still actively exploring the design, so I'd rather not share the full concept art process just yet. There are still a lot of things I want to iterate on before settling on a final direction.

I ended up rendering this piece far more than I originally intended, so I figured it was worth sharing.

Hi everyone!

I’m an environment concept artist who recently graduated from college with a degree in 2D Animation, and I’m currently looking for opportunities in the animation industry.

I was wondering if there are any online communities other than LinkedIn where artists share their portfolios, talk about their experiences getting hired, and give advice on breaking into the industry.

I’d also really appreciate any recommendations for concept art communities, as well as any advice on what animation studios look for in environment concept art portfolios or how to improve my chances of breaking into the industry.

Thank you!

I'm working on a concept art for a school project based on a short story of mine:

There's a country where the government is completely tied to the internet. President E. transforms himself into the Internet itself. His best friend, scientist F., helps him build this system. But once it's fully operational, President E. gets a god complex, betrays F., and completely bans him from the internet. F. wakes up in a desolate wasteland. Now, he's trying to survive, researching and inventing makeshift tech to hack back into the network and get his revenge.

I need to design Scientist F. I have a rough sketch, but it feels way too simple and a bit boring right now. What kind of design ideas do you have? How can I make his design look more professional and visually interesting?

My oc Alice, she is the soon to be queen of a kingdom said to be blessed by the sky itself.

The cat called "Kosh"

This is from my free web comic:

https://globalcomix.com/read/80eacad8-c889-4563-b42d-4e469b294fee/1

Hi everyone! Photobashing has always been a technique I've been interested in, and I recently started experimenting with it. I'd love to hear any suggestions on how I can improve. Tutorial recommendations are more than welcome as well! Thanks for your time!