Drawing Cosmic Horror: Create Unforgettable Nightmares
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, we'll be discussing the different steps involved in creating cosmic horror concepts. We'll cover topics like character design, creature design, and concept art. By the end of this video, you'll have the skills and knowledge needed to create unforgettable nightmares!
You can follow along with me digitally or traditionally as the same principles of drawing will apply. I hope you enjoy today's episode and feel free to join our Creature Design Workshop Discord (link below). Or, if you want to take your skills further and get instruction, I hold a monthly workshop that you can join also.
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i think teltacles work becouse they allow a 3 dimentional movement and i the space, where there is no gravity or the concept of up and down, they look like the natural thing to use for a monster to move around. But hey it just my random thought.
I think the best way to explain cosmic horror is that it is less about space and more about comprehension. It scares you, as you can not understand it. You can not put the creatures into classes like in other genres. And the monsters are usually not even the scariest part. The real horror lies in revelation. In finding out something that is not meant for humans to know, knowledge you can not comprehend.
To quote this from the bloodborne franchise, "enlightement can drive you mad".
Still, a nice design. A really nice creation.
If you want more cosmic horror, i highly recommand you reading the works of howard Philip lovecraft (he was a garbage bag, and a wreck of a human being, but he was a really good writer) checking out bloodborne, the horrifying video game classic and (i'll edit this once i've found more)
To me, it looks like a second creature or parasite has latched onto the top part of another one and it screaming and fighting to get away. Once it's done merging, it will use its body to move around. Anyway, cool design.
Thanks, man!
Just found your channel. Great informative, helpful and inspiring. Nice to see some Lovecraftian monstrosities getting some love.
Welcome aboard! I love me some Lovecraft.
This channel ducking rocks!
You rock!
Oooh boy....Thats Hot stuff!!! Love it!
Thank you. More horrific stuff to come! 😆
Russell Crow eh?🤨🤣
i laughed so hard i almost messed up my sketch
I love this! Thanks for sharing! It's so cool and informative to see how you make decisions and come up with ideas.
Thanks, Kimberly!
Great Session!
It would be cool to see you using color traditionally with pencils. I find myself struggling getting a smooth colored layer like in photoshop with pencils.
I'll be doing more painting tutorials soon. I will also be filming my traditional sketching more but I'm looking into a nice camera and lighting setup for that.
hi thank you for sharing this design process and was very glad to hear your talk over the design as you work :)
I have a little technical question - which tablet do you use?
I know, its a general question and doesnt mean much, but asking that because your lines looks and feel very flowy and natural,
and you mantioned that you are used to traditional media and drawing on paper - which made me think - do you use a table tablet or a screen one?
I find it more natural using screen tablets, when I go digital :)
Oh man I'm still using a Wacom. I think it's the Intuos 4.
@@bobbyrebholz2183 thank you :)
well you have great control with it then :)
where can I acquire that paper background like in your video?
I made it in Photoshop. I just Googled old parchment paper and combined textures that I saw.
@@bobbyrebholz2183 thanks your content is unique, keep the good work
crazy creature i love it
Thanks, dude!