For Me to Poupon
This is the story of what happens when people stop being polite, and start being nerdy.
Art only tumblr is over here.
Personal twitter was last spotted over there
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Photoset reblogged from Ghetto Libretto
I found some stuff guys!
I am dying to know how in the world Tony thought of each of these.
Well, blue steel and gamma were obviously done when he was thinking about his favorite male models; Derek Zoolander and Bruce Banner.
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People in Thedas
more here: http://on.fb.me/YlSjDK
http://www.darkhorse.com/Books/22-388/Dragon-Age-The-World-of-Thedas-Volume-1-HC
this is hilarious tbh. This is what people from Ferelden dress like, honest!
NO STOP OPENING UP GOOGLENO DON’T SEARCH FOR ACTUAL IN GAME MODELS
NO DON’T
shit
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Photoset reblogged from Scurvie's Disney Blog!
Eugene Fitzherbert/Flynn Rider Character Designs
I still love the Balthier phase he went through. Let’s be honest, who hasn’t gone through that phase?
(Source: thedisnerd)
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Xenoblade Chronicles
oh….. oh i really want a set of scarves based off of these
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Photoset reblogged from Fuck Yeah The Last Unicorn
Concept art of the Red Bull from the canceled The Last Unicorn movie adaptation
C, canceled?
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Fallout 3. Environment concepts by Adam Adamowicz.
The above images represent a process in creating concept art, from matte painting, to adding 3d assets, to combining the two and finally implementing with complete asset layout.
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Photoset reblogged from The Save Room Mini Bar
Dragon Age II. The Blightlands and The Gates of Kirkwall.
Whoa, geeze. The end aesthetic is so different!
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Dragon Age II. Race Concept Art.
This just in: still love Joy Ang’s concept art aesthetic , bendy-ass legs and all.
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Photoset reblogged from The Save Room Mini Bar
BLDGBLOG: So somebody just says, “we need a castle,” and you go design it?
Dociu: Usually I don’t put pen to paper, figuratively speaking, until I have an idea. I don’t believe in just doodling and hoping for things to happen. More often than not, I think about a sentiment or an emotion that I’m trying to capture with an environment – and then I go back in my mind through images or places that have made a strong impression on me, and I see if anything resonates. I then start doing research along those lines. Only once did I have a pretty strong formal solution – an actual design or spatial relationship, an architectural arrangement of the elements – before that emotion crystallized.I think the word “glorious” applies here.
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Photoset reblogged from The Save Room Mini Bar
The Legend of Zelda: Artistic Evolution of Zelda and Link.
The original Zelda looks like a delicious layer cake :q.