r/conceptart 10h ago

Concept Art Kobold I designed

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266 Upvotes

r/conceptart 8h ago

Samurai bird concept by Artem Reshetnikov (me), digital, 2025

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102 Upvotes

The inspiration for this concept came from the TV series Shōgun. The samurai and the overall aesthetic of Japan during that era made a great impression on me. I wanted to create a high-ranking, noble samurai who could exist and fight in some kind of alternate reality.


r/conceptart 13h ago

Concept Art Murphy Moonflavor - An Old Character Concept Practice

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43 Upvotes

Although it’s old (compared to the Lupi concept I posted here), I really liked the finished version! Any Feedback? :)


r/conceptart 12h ago

Practice

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31 Upvotes

r/conceptart 9h ago

Axe Dragon Concept Art

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19 Upvotes

r/conceptart 3h ago

Day 1 Concept Art challenge - Environment Thumbnails & Value Study. Looking for feedback on values and composition

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13 Upvotes

Any feedback would be appreciated!!


r/conceptart 7h ago

Artist available for character designs

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15 Upvotes

Available for:

  • Design
  • Turnarounds
  • Colour variation
  • Alternate costumes
  • Weapon designs

Portfolio: https://www.artstation.com/rooveloft


r/conceptart 6h ago

Concept Art Some concepts I did for a personal game that I am working on!

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7 Upvotes

r/conceptart 9h ago

Concept Art Megumi...the shadow warrior!

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7 Upvotes

Swipe to see process from rough sketch to color


r/conceptart 13h ago

Concept Art OC

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6 Upvotes

r/conceptart 11h ago

Red Fox and his Sister Firefox by me

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5 Upvotes

Some designs for a comic me and my friend are making


r/conceptart 1h ago

Concept Art Color theory study

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r/conceptart 11h ago

Battlestar Galactica concept art by Ralph McQuarrie (1978)

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r/conceptart 4h ago

Concept Art Title: Project "Ad Astra" — An open-source concept for an interactive art piece about shared grief and loyalty. Looking to see how artists would interpret this.

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I'm not sure if it's been done before, but i have a hyper-specific visual concept stuck in my head that I want to open-source to the creative community. I can’t draw for shit, but the idea is a deep, poetic take on shared grief, loyalty, and resilience. I just want to put this out there into the void to see how different creators might bring this to life "just because".

🌲 The Core Concept

The base artwork is an ancient, massive tree with a thick trunk and a sprawling, intricate leaf crown. It looks like a timeless, noble piece of historic or dark fantasy art.

🕊️ The Interactive Ritual (Shared Grief)

The piece is designed to be a living, collaborative project between partners (or a family). It serves as a way to express emotions outside the box when words are hard. Whenever a loved one passes away or leaves their lives, the couple adds a single flying dove to the tree's crown (either painting it on, gluing a small clay/wooden charm, or digitally adding it). Over time, the tree fills up with their shared history, turning a space of grief into a shared sanctuary of memory.

👁️ The Optical Illusion (The Hidden Phrase)

Here is the mechanical challenge for the artists: encoded within the negative space of the leaves, the bark texture, or the specific flight patterns of the doves is a hidden Latin phrase. If you look closely at the details, you don't see it. But if you step back, squint your eyes, or look from the exact right angle, the patterns connect perfectly to spell out:

"Sic semper fidelis, per aspera ad astra"(Translation: "Thus always loyal, through hardships to the stars.")

🎨 The Goal

It is a visual pledge of absolute loyalty to stand by a partner through life's worst storms. I want to see this interpreted in any medium—digital painting, 3D sculpture, animation, shadow boxes, or canvas. Let’s put our heads together and create something meaningful because the world is a mess and we need something nice. How would you build this?


r/conceptart 9h ago

How do you feel about this use of AI "concept art"

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I am going to be leading a small team for a game and figured I could use AI to communicate some ideas I have in my head more effectively. In this case I am not looking for help to imagine something creatively, though there are other places in the project where I do, and a concept artist would be desired, like creature design.

So I have a design document. I figured it would be helpful and motivating to have an image of what the game could look like when finished. It's a mixed reality game so most of the image is the player's real-world living room seen through the headset. You can see an enemy the player is fighting, and the UI.

This is also an unpaid hobby project. So, in this case, am I really taking anything away from a potential concept artist? I don't prefer to remove the human element of the project in any way, but in cases like this, I don't even think there is someone out there who wants to do this particular kind of image generation, especially for free. So, specifically in places where I am just communicating idea to the rest of the team, and may need to iterate frequently, is there a place for AI here? Is there really some (likely beginner) artist that would even want to do create this kind of mock-up?