That's a pretty creative way to use create concept art. Typically you just see it in 2d, but I love the depth you got here by making it in 3d. I'll have to try this on my future projects. Looking forward to see more about this film!
Thank you! It depends on the image, but if I don't model anything, I usually do my work within a couple of hours. Its really all just blocking and figuring out the lighting.
Now just fyi this is not Concept art, it’s at best a fancy Previs without the actual concept art before, 90% of Concept art is focusing on design, for example the Boat the characters, clothing, water fx ect. Wich after having found the right designs you compose into a keyframe, and present variants of the Keyframe choose the one you like the most and THEN you do the previs, and after that you shoot it
I’m going to save you a lot of time for the future: Use an AI image generator to create your “shot” or scene. Then use Photoshop’s generative fill on that image to tweak details in the image (clothing etc). Then upload that image to an AI image-to-video generator and voila! You now have a 10 second video clip of your imagined scene, all done in about 20 minutes.
Appreciate the content but this is not concept art. Concept artists are designers who use design principles (contrast, emphasis, repetition etc...) in combination with a specific domain knowledge (characters, creatures, architecture, vehicle, clothing etc...) and tecnical knowledge (either drawing, painting, photobashing, 3d or a combination of the previous) to communicate and iterate on an idea. This is more some form of previz as someone else in the comment already said.
That's a pretty creative way to use create concept art. Typically you just see it in 2d, but I love the depth you got here by making it in 3d. I'll have to try this on my future projects. Looking forward to see more about this film!
Thank you so very much for sharing this.
I love this whole approach! I hope you're video is blessed by the algorithm!
super cool video dude well done!!
i enjoyed this! awesome video!
Hi Jasper, thank you for your videos! Keep up the good work!
Thanks KaLong!
Amazing video. Pure talent♥️
Super cool to see this sort of workflow and behind the scenes.
I do wonder, is this how much work you'd put into all your concept art?
Thank you!
It depends on the image, but if I don't model anything, I usually do my work within a couple of hours. Its really all just blocking and figuring out the lighting.
this is soooo cool
oh shoot! you're the giant crab guy! no wonder! definitely can't wait to see your new stuff now then!
This was cool, me likey likey
Thank you Mr FatBowels.
Amazing 👍🏻
Pretty cool
great video!!
Cheers Liam!
Dope!
nice video bro!
Now just fyi this is not Concept art, it’s at best a fancy Previs without the actual concept art before, 90% of Concept art is focusing on design, for example the Boat the characters, clothing, water fx ect. Wich after having found the right designs you compose into a keyframe, and present variants of the Keyframe choose the one you like the most and THEN you do the previs, and after that you shoot it
step 1: get a 3D photo scan of this guys brother Otto
I’m going to save you a lot of time for the future: Use an AI image generator to create your “shot” or scene. Then use Photoshop’s generative fill on that image to tweak details in the image (clothing etc). Then upload that image to an AI image-to-video generator and voila! You now have a 10 second video clip of your imagined scene, all done in about 20 minutes.
Appreciate the content but this is not concept art.
Concept artists are designers who use design principles (contrast, emphasis, repetition etc...) in combination with a specific domain knowledge (characters, creatures, architecture, vehicle, clothing etc...) and tecnical knowledge (either drawing, painting, photobashing, 3d or a combination of the previous) to communicate and iterate on an idea.
This is more some form of previz as someone else in the comment already said.
only 3hr!!???
dont add music its painful