Jaz the Immortal. Time moves differently here. A long, lost astronaut seems almost immortal by comparison to some of the lifeforms here.
Paint over of the 3D models that I use whenever I compose a scene.
All Solarium aliens are based on terrarium friendly creatures. I spent a while in my sketchbook on this phase before I moved to digital.
“One night I had a dream that the moon was always watching. When the moon broke, it was somehow worse than before.” – B.B.
Environment sketches for an unreleased project. These are quick iterations between myself and the design time to help visualize their ideas. All sketches shared with permission.
Environment sketches for an unreleased project. These are quick iterations between myself and the design time to help visualize their ideas. All sketches shared with permission.
Cleaned up boss monster concepts for a canceled prototype. This prototype filled with puns and wordplay sadly never saw more than just pitch art. Shared with permission.
One of my first assignments in my mentorship with Paul Scott Canavan. I designed 2 visually different fantasy characters who would team up to face off against an off screen enemy in a larger illustration.
Finishing up another sketchbook. Here are a few of my favorite doodles from this one.
I enjoyed Invincible and can’t wait for the next season. Looking forward to seeing what this guy is up to.
Package designs and package machinery designs.
Between work and the recent trip to Norway with the Light Grey Art Lab I’ve been able to squeeze out a few personal sketches. Stay tuned for some professional work soon.
Designed a wagon for the potion vendor to work, sleep, and travel in. Started out with some doodles in the sketchbook trying to find an interesting shape and also make it functional. A basic block in 3D allowed me to make sure that everything worked.
Finished up the main character for the potion vender idea. Living life on the road, gathering ingredients between towns, and being a good alchemist isn’t an easy life, but nobody is going to tell her how to live it.
ART OF BROCK BROWN 