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Submitted: November 14, 2011
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Amalur - Almainby ~Gorrem

Designs & Interfaces / Game Development Art / Game Concepts & Illustrations / Characters, Animals & Monsters

Some work I did were promotional illustrations for 38 Studios/Big Huge Games. My concept work is minimal this time, most of these are based on existing designs by a combination of artists that I've reinterpreted.

This is the Almain, the Human race of our world. See more at Amalur.com!

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*FedericoMemola Dec 28, 2012

I am playing at it in these days. And I like it!

~CerealGuy Dec 26, 2012

This is how I envision fantasy. Vivid colors, elaborate detail, polished armor, fine linen and handsomely beautiful heroes and heroines.

~GoombaPie Nov 19, 2012

his mustache looks like mine but blonder

~yzkethrag Oct 14, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Nice.

~nevesbr889 Jun 10, 2012

Amazing ^^

~Nianto Jan 31, 2012

aaw. soo cool. I love your art. but I'm wondering how you avoid smoothing your colours too much into another? I really have difficulties not doing this.. - so I almost never have structure/texture in my wokrs.. argh

~Gorrem Feb 1, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

Thanks!

I had this problem too, the solution is to start thinking about objects in a planar way. Even if something is rounded or organic like the human face, it can still be broken down into flat planes. Imagining everything is made out of simple polygons is a good practice, and once you have that figured out you can smooth however much you like!