The evil wizard

Concept Art - Battle Angel

Concept Art for an angel design I am working on. Different ideas concerning armor, weaponry and overall badass-ness. :)

Concept Art - the sniper-soldier

Corpse-Brided - work in progress

I got a mysterious phonecall today. While ringing, the display just showed T. Burton.
In a husky voice he whispered: "Okay kiddo. Johnny is out and you're in. IF you can dress the part. Welcome to the sequel."

Totally unrelated: I made a corpse bride self-portrait. I know, Victors arms and legs are a lot longer and thinner, but compared to him I am the incredible hulk. On second thought: Everyone alive is. Which might be the point.
At first I tried the grey-ish-blue-purple skin color of the movie figurines but it looked off. Didn't like it. I'm working hard on my tan! The world shall see it!

Next step: create a nice background to stand around in.
The step after that: do a hulk version of me. SMASH!

Desert Tank "Beast"

Two half days of work later and I present you: the desert tank. It's big, dirty and has seen better days (...maybe there is some truth to the old saying, that a piece of art mirrors the artist. What is definitely true is that I invented the foregoing old saying on the spot.)
I learned a lot by designing and making this piece, mostly how to not kill my computer while going nuts on detail.

One Day Challenge - the Tank

I wanted to see what I could accomplish in a day. On top of that, a beautiful summer day. So I challenged myself with this beast of a tank. Still missing a few details, but I had to catch a few breaths of fresh air inbetween.
Anyway, in case of a zombie-apocalypse (and yes, there are a lot of people who wish for one) this will be my ride to the grocery store to stack up on brains...I mean food. Food. Yes...

Woodsprite

Not much to say. It's a woodsprite, an inhabitant of a dark, enchanted forest. Not quite the place where princesses get lost (in a happy, careless way) and start singing/dancing with a bunch of little birds or other critters. More like a place where evil witches, satyrs, scrubby wolves etc... you get the picture.
The mask is partly inspired by Kaonashi, the creepy creature from "Spirited away", partly by african tribal masks. I tried a traditional tree face before, but I like the emotionless stare and the white mask is a neat focal point.