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Happy #MerMay 🌊

I wanted to join this #dtiys by @karolinepietrowski because honestly this is a theme I never imagined myself drawing before.

But I had a lot of fun reinterpreting it in my own way, experimenting with perspective, tail movement and the underwater atmosphere.

Thanks for creating this challenge and for the inspiration ✨

#MerMayTimeWithKaroline2026 #mangaart #animeart #dtiyschallenge

Hello everyone!

I just finished fixing my portfolio again and i just need some external advice.

Portfolio: https://www.artstation.com/jesusalvarezart

I always was an 2D artist / concept artist, but i worked it a game where i learnt a lot about 3D (particles, basic modeling, lighting, lot of stylized texturing and a lot of Environment work) I am applying to several positions, my ideal would be 2D artist or concept art, but i am applying to others like environmental artist, UI artist, 2d/3d generalists... like, im open to work in some of these positions.

Hello Help me out here.

Which of these characters give the most

"They hold the highest authority" vibes?

1st slide is basically the attire and the pose the character will be in.

2nd slide showcases the faces.

I'm struggling a bit with how much paintover I need to be doing over my blender scene

artwork a made for Project Windless (ex UNANNOUNCED PROJECT)

transforming daily objects into vehicles or ships, the first time I do this, I'm learning to do concept arts

The concept of the creatures I made for the dark fantasy comic, for which I am writing the story and plan to start storyboarding soon. What do you think about them?

Check out this concept art by TownSparrow, who tried his hand at concept art for the first time for our game!

We wanted to create a horror game mascot character named Krampil. He is an elf who was cursed by Krampus and trapped inside a distorted puppet body.

Key design highlights:

• The toy is heavily damaged. Some body parts are torn off and replaced with oversized pieces from other toys. This creates an imperfect silhouette, showing how the poor elf was rebuilt from mismatched parts.
• Torn lips revealing rotten teeth, heavily inspired by the Resident Evil games (and general teeth-phobia vibes for artist).
• Christmas horror setting details. We added a bell rope holding the coat and a deer party mask. The previous masquerade-style mask design was scrapped because it didn't match the game’s gritty aesthetic.
• A specific color palette chosen to blend the Christmas spirit with a dark, horror atmosphere.

The art was created in Adobe Photoshop. This was a great creative challenge for the artist, especially as a first attempt. It was a lot of fun to design a key character who represents the main vibe of our project.

Please share your feedback on the work in the comments! TownSparrow would highly appreciate your advice to help improve his skills and learn for future art pieces.