BeccatheRose: 2D Art Thread
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Hi guys!
I'm a game artist in Chicago that mostly does concept art for props, creatures, and characters, along with some hand-painted texture stuff and occasional modeling. Feel free to say hi to me, and I'm always open to C&C.
You can find me at my Artstation: http://artstation.com/artist/beccahallstedt
and at my website: http://beccahallstedtdesign.com/
and my sketchbook thread: http://polycount.com/discussion/160534/sketchbook-beccatherose-becca-hallstedt#latest
One of my recent pieces:
Thanks for checking my thread! Follow me wherever for more art, I'm constantly working and uploading.
I'm a game artist in Chicago that mostly does concept art for props, creatures, and characters, along with some hand-painted texture stuff and occasional modeling. Feel free to say hi to me, and I'm always open to C&C.
You can find me at my Artstation: http://artstation.com/artist/beccahallstedt
and at my website: http://beccahallstedtdesign.com/
and my sketchbook thread: http://polycount.com/discussion/160534/sketchbook-beccatherose-becca-hallstedt#latest
One of my recent pieces:
Thanks for checking my thread! Follow me wherever for more art, I'm constantly working and uploading.
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@zachvance It's been a challenge, I definitely rested for a while in the evenings when I got started here, but I'm glad to be making personal work again
Just wanted to drop by and say thank you, like very much, for sharing your work processes and keeping the sketchbook ongoing for over 100 + replies (which I dont see much). And for the gifs too. Seeing this kind of continuous production of works, your workflow is a huge source of inspiration and motivation for a noob like me. I really look forward for future updates too
they look super weird, so I made a little paint over to show you what I mean.
Thank you for front page!
...Then I saw the 11 other people who did the same thing, haha! I think you really nailed this.
About the last one, is it 3D or 2D?
Thanks! It's a completely 2D paintover a very rough 3D blockout, which looked like this:
I like to use a blockout so that everything looks right spacially, plus it sets up the majority of the shapes and perspective
Thank you, and hello fellow Chicagoan! I wish you the best of luck exploring the different artistic paths you can take, the best way to find out which one best suits you is to do a lot of experimenting and pursue which options are the most fun for you. Polycount is a very good place to be while you're figuring it all out!
"If" is the big issue here!
Really like to try model this out.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/OboPg
herbalist NPC from our dnd campaign. reggie and his winged serpent are the local source for medicinal herbs and various strains of smokeroot amongst the districtgoers and visitors of emerald keep. laid back, friendly, and trusting, he’s one of our group’s favorites within the city walls.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/AzGoX
Courier's Beast with Process
In a domain strife with inner conflict and deception, a royal hybrid beast was bred specifically to ensure the safety of the sovereign state's most essential team of couriers. Deeply bonded to their masters, these creatures are trained from birth to immediately destroy any sensed threat, regardless of context or intensity.
The lifelong-appointed messengers are the sole beings in contact with them, and any state-dwellers outside of the royal circle caught breeding or possessing one is brought to a swift and harsh sentence. Ideally, they are never threatened as all members of the domain's society can recognize their markings immediately, and the beast's enormous plumage and powerful stature usually intimidates away anyone that may approach.
Find process posts, tutorials, and more at https://www.patreon.com/beccatherose and follow my work on https://www.artstation.com/artwork/1eyrK
World's Apart on YT - Artstation high res link
Thanks!
The Lucky Kirin:
"Even a brief sighting of a wild kirin is said to bring good fortune...but especially of those with the runes in their horns. Stories swear that a small band of woodland druids would bring offerings to the creatures in the forest every autumn, gently carving symbols of long life into the antlers of those that approached. Elders say that the kirin with those runes never die, and that their antlers never drop in the winter. They live on to pass just a little bit of luck to the travelers and wanderers that just so happen to spot them."
View on Artstation
"Alanor Tathidlel: lead professor, master scryer, and headmaster of the sorcery department at the College. Strict, but well-intended. The students don't like him much, but they acknowledge and respect that he's one of the best mentors at the school."
"A wild nightmare that was frequently sighted burning open fields, eventually put down by the knights of Perthos in order to save the fragile crops of rural villages. Nothing is as frightening as beasts that so purely delight in destruction."
ahh thank you for front page! ^_^