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This is my Travelling Beekeeper design for the May Character Design Challenge at https://characterdesignreferences.com

As they travel with the wind-borne pollen swells, the keepers of the Cloud Hive caravan rely on their carefully maintained balloons and dirigibles to deliver them and their precious colonies to distant and rare plants - those that provide the most sought-after and valuable honeys. Deploying in each new location for weeks while their bees make the most of new surroundings, they often find themselves having to use their powered dirigibles to tow the rest of the fleet against the currents to return to where they will get the best price for their wares.

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Concepts of female farmers who cultivate rare plants. The concepts were created for my personal Golden Sprout project

This is an original character based on Divinity: Original Sin 2.The second one is more of a practice piece.I’m still trying to find my own style, and honestly, coloring is really difficult for me.

Sometimes i do this fun practice of sketching around in photoshop with the symmetry tool, It's actually very fun and relaxing make sure to try it out. For more about my brushes and design courses check my profile, My brushes are absolutely Free :)

A design of a carnivorous fish creature drawn with graphite pencils. The details were a lot of fun to draw.

Fear those who walk among the dead, and guide them with soothing whispers.

Subreddit : Project_Lost_Island

A plan for a painting, including thumbnails, a creature design and plant references.

Sir Eardwulf was a low-born knight who rose up in King Leland’s court thanks to his skill and chivalrous bearing. Betrayed by those jealous of his perceived influence on the King, he appears before the party as rotting body holding his own head, with a spirit of green and blue mist merged with the corpse.

I got laid off at the start of this month and it started to hit me pretty hard, the reality that I no longer have my job that I really liked. It was my first out of college and they treated me so well, I didnt think they would've let me go but it happened, they said they no longer can afford a concept artist.

I worked at a major Roblox company for 4+ years and have been drawing super simple characters. I feel like I am behind compared to other artists in the industry and have been feeling super down about it. I know the industry is already struggling and I dont know where my portfolio would fit other than the Roblox world.

I am planning on starting a new portfolio for AA studios with fantasy style thats more realistic proportions and details, here are some of my work from my ex-job.

Any ideas and feedback appriciated

Hello everyone, I wanted to share the development of my project, which I have been working on for a year and a half. Now I have a concept ready for the residents who work on the farm, and I'm creating concepts for characters and props for them, and I'll be making environments soon. In the future, I see this project as a city-based survival game, like frost punk, where the player will create their own colony and make difficult early choices. I often post the development process on twitter, if you're interested: u/DmitryDalnev

Story: In the near future, in an isolated botanical laboratory, a group of scientists led by a talented bioengineer, Elena, tried to create a hybrid plant capable of prolonging human life.

However, a tragic oversight by the assistants led to a virus leak. Through contact with living beings, the virus develops, and its program begins to work for the preservation of humanity.

This is how the entire scientific city became infected, the virus decided to isolate humanity in order to save this group of people, and such a symbiosis was formed, people take care of the virus, and the virus regulates people. This is how an entire colony began to develop on the ruins of the laboratory.

Hello everyone, so I'm learning to design these character reference sheets, any tips for me for more consistency?