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BettinaMarson — Post Apocalypse: Scene 1
Published: 2010-01-11 01:29:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 2161; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 0
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Concept art piece for a game being developed by some uni friends of mine. Apocolyptic-themed game. I was asked to sketch up some environmental pieces for the game. Images are copyright and are forbidden to be used or distributed. These pieces were developed in Photoshop over the past several weeks.
Media: Photoshop CS4_______________________________________
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The thing that hits me about these concept arts are the paint. How you make the paint looks thick and heavy which resulted in this dark and heavy environment; which I believe is what you was trying to achieve and you did it very well. I think a little more consideration on adding little details will make your concept art more special, like how you normally achieve with your paintings 
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Thank you so much for your thoughts! I truly value any comments and criticism I can get. I will try to add more details in furture works! What did you have in mind for this piece?
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At first I wasn't sure to critic because this piece looks finish already. But I think your concept art don't get the same attention that you normally get with your paintings. So I think you could add more details to make it more captivating; some details like floating rubbish in the mud, graffiti on the wall, some signs of life like people's footprints for example (assuming that there are still people or something living in this world).
Your scenery of post apocalypse world reminds me of some of concepts arts by John Wallin Liberto [link] . I could say he is my favourite concept artist. His works sometimes doesn't have too much detail but he still makes an impressive works that hook you in. Actually, colour and texture can work as well; instead of having a lot of object details.
Still, I think the important thing is what you want to achieve and make people think with your concept art in the way you want, your way. I am not sure what is expected in the industry though, I would be interested to learn that from you sometimes 
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Thanks so much for your suggestions! I've been working on a few more digital pieces - hopefully they are more like my traditional style of work.
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I meant I hope I don't give bad comments with bad suggestions or criticism out of my naiveness 
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There's no way you could give me bad comments or bad suggestions! I really value your opinion - criticism and others' opinions is how I get better! (And how everyone gets better!
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Can't wait
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Everyone has strengths and weaknesses with their art - it's great to have others help you recognise these.
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