Pavel Petka the Explorer

twin towers

Luff mora enviroment

Crimson Dagger and a squirell

The sundowner girl forest

The sundowner girl

Petka

forest trail

The Sundowner

Dare to be digital 2013 pitch

This animation is an application which me and my team "Lunavark Studio" worked on for the past few weeks.

I was in charge of the environments and backgrounds, And also collaborated on some of the art with:

Daniel Robinson : http://sleepingdust.blogspot.co.uk/
Who also did all the creature design and animation

Elbert Lim : http://epiclone.blogspot.co.uk/
Who is the big boss

Last but not least Jordan O'Hare who is our programing warrior and Dominic Beresford-Webb who is the Gameplay/mechanics/organization/ Guru

Mock Up Gameplay screenshot

Le portrait

for a good friend

Goblin hobo ale trader

Sundowner

Red Wall

The Maneshi Brothers

Grimm and Grimmer / Sanity Clause

Town Guard sketch

For some reason I felt like designing a town guard. Had fun with rendering and textures

Luff Mora Anno 1406

Fight Club scene study

Studies

Paintjob

Trying out some unusual color schemes and patterns.  But the actuall design of the car is too similar to my previous one, So I am not going to take it further.

Ideas

A few "motor charriot" ideas and trucks!

Pilot Concepts

Some initinal ideas for my first character. I wanted him to be the pilot of the car from my last post. Therefore I kept the design language and color scheme similar. Below are also some concepts for other possible characters.

Oxygen mask

When creating this character I used the same process as I did with the car.

1.Thumbnail
2. Lineart over thumbnail
3.Block out colors
4. Render
5. Render again
6. Render details
7. Add texture

First car

This is the very first proper vehicle design for Project Overlander. Inspired by those early mobiles which were powered by really big engines, Like the one bellow the "Beast of Turin", Which ran on an airship engine.

When I started designing, I had a few things in mind. A big offroad car which is loosely based on a medieval french knight.  The design process is purely based of trial and error, seeing what works and what doesent while keeping my initial theme in mind, and this is the result.

and it sounds something like this


 

Christmas 2012 sketches

This is a selection from my sketchbook from christmass break. its mostly figure studies and some vehicle ideas for my project.