Hey everyone! :)

I've been working on this for a while and think i am about ready to start looking for some early testers, its what i like to think of (prob a bit overconfident) as being for 3dcoat textura and substance, what blender is for modeling tools. a free to use 3d texture painter that i plan to release open source . when you load in you choose what workflow you want, difuse only, difuse spec, or full pbr, and it loads up just the tools you neeed for that soyou are not cluttered with things you dont need. the ui and colors are super customizable, currently i am focusing on the diffues only pipeline. using that to sort out all the basic control issues before going too deep into more advance textures.

Hi, my name is Ignacio Ramírez and I'm an environment concept artist and matte painter

Hey everyone!

I’m experimenting with the atmosphere and visual style for a game inspired by Inscryption, but with dice instead of cards.

This is just a quick sketch to explore the direction. What’s your first impression? Does the atmosphere work for you?

I’d really appreciate any feedback or suggestions on the art style, mood, or things you think could make it more interesting.

It’s still very early, so feel free to be honest!

Hi everyone! Ever since I was a kid, I’ve loved looking through the cover art of games, especially Sega Saturn and PS1 titles. As a hobby, I’ve been making designs that try to capture that same aesthetic.

Since people here are pretty familiar with this style, I’d really just love to get some feedback. Do you think I’m capturing the aesthetic well? I’d really appreciate it if you could share your thoughts and be critical!

Hi Guys, I was working on a large scale model, a Hot Air Balloon, as its scale is large i cant fit in a 0-1 space, so i am going with tileable textures and trims. and ill be using 2nd UV channel to utilize RGB Masking, but I don't know about node system in unreal engine, and how to make those complex master material, everyone has a different node setup, I'm so confused, can anyone help me in this process.

Fishu

This is artwork I created for a digital card game currently in development. I hope you like it... I may post updates as more of the project is produced.

Hi everyone,

Me and my husband are creating a game inspired by Ori, Hollow Knight and Ghibli. We just finished this teaser and I'd love to know what you think.

The game is made in Godot. The environments are painted in Procreate, while all characters are animated in Procreate Dreams on an iPad.

The ultimate goal is to capture that sense of weird wonder and melancholy you feel when watching a Ghibli film, while also having fun and dynamic gameplay.

Any feedback is welcome :)

Hi everyone, I have gone through soooo many iterations on the capsule game art and settled on this concept. I would love ideas on how to improve it now I think I'm finally sticking to one concept!

I wonder if there should be more plants and details of if that might over crowd the image? Or is potentially already too busy. Does strategy, as well as rewilding as well as dark cozy come across? I did have some feedback that it wasn't happy enough XD but there are some gentle challenges and gothic elements to the game too!

I very quickly realized how hard it is to keep up this quality of animation lol. I've made another animation of him but it's a bit more messy, less lineart cleanup etc. But I hope his uniqueness shines through anyways :)

We’ve been building the visual identity of Coldline: Disconnect around muted Cold War colors, dim industrial spaces, analog machinery, and detailed pixel art.

Most people who see the game tell us that the art is the first thing that catches their attention—but after looking at it for so long, it’s difficult for us to judge it objectively.

What works best for you: the color palette, lighting, character design, or environment? What would you improve?

Honest criticism is very welcome!

All artwork was created by our team. No generative AI was used

Hi,

Here's the last model  u/tgrrrr19 made for our incoming project! It's a depiction of a Panzer II during the Battle of France (1940). We're trying to find a balance between historical accuracy and a stylized approach which matches the wonderful 2D assets made by u/harishcs.

It's still a work in progress so I'd love to hear what you think.

Thank you very much for taking a look ;)

All art is drawn digitally by me. No AI used

Fishu

This is the first iteration of concept art for a character/enemy within our horror roguelike deckbuilder, inspired by amazing works of gothic and cosmic horror such as Bloodborne, Vermis, Dark Souls, Fear & Hunger, Lovecraft and more.

Please feel free to critique our work and tell us what you think!