Matt Tkocz is a concept designer and illustrator who works in the film industry. He maintains a number of sites including a portfolio tumblr, a fun tumblr and an Art Station. If you enjoy the sample of illustrations shown here then I’d encourage you to go check out his sites.
Goblin Battle: First look at D&D 5e goblins?
Kieran Yanner, who is based in Seattle, has shared this piece to their online portfolio at Behance. It’s called “Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition: Goblin Battle” and so I theorise this is interior art for one of the soon to be released D&D 5e books. Any predictions as to which of the three first books […]
Superhero Week: Mike Mahle’s Justice League Series
Mike Mahle draws superheroes and sirens with bold colours and brave lines. It’s a style I adore and so encourage you to stalk his Facebook and admire his Deviant Art. The images below are part of his Justice League series. He manages to make them look far more interesting than some of the official covers […]
Superhero Week: The Order of X
Nate Hallinan is a concept artist who has worked in video games, films and range of other media. He created The Order of X as an X-Men meets Tolkien fantasy mashup of characters. Wolverine becomes the dwarf Wolve’rune, Colossus becomes a towering blacksmith, Beast a beast and so forth. For the complete series check out […]
Magic the Gathering turned into card art
A geek with art skill at level 10! Panovanator’s tumblr is full of impressive art. These Magic the Gathering cards are just one post; the result of a causual “Hey, let’s try this” idea. They look incredible. I think my favourite is the Planes card. The Magic: The Gathering feel is still there. You can […]
Superhero Week: Vintage superhero portraits
The (supposed) ancestors of superheroes and pop culture figures. Foto Marvellini is an art workshop founded in 2011 by the Marvellini Brothers. Like what you see? Check out the official website for more. This week any post with “Superhero Week” in the title could win you an Amazon voucher if you’re taking part in our […]
Superhero Week: Tribal art meets superheroes
These designs are by Native American illustrator Jeffrey Veregge. Veregge has studied traditional salish art and grew up on a reservation known locally as LIttle Boston. Veregge’s site is well worth checking out. He describes his work as reflection of a lifetime love affair with comic books. That’s our type of artist. Keeping up with […]
Superhero Week: With Great Power Comes Great Grief
This Peanuts Spider-Man mashup comes from Marco D’Alfonso. If you like his style then, good news, there’s an online store to buy prints. We’ve featured D’Alfonso before with this Ghost Rider Akira mashup. Win stuff with superheroes! For Superhero Week, visit the competition page, share your favourite find of the day and you’re in with […]
7 mecha designs by Blizzard’s Luke Mancini
Luke Mancini is a professional artist who works for Blizzard Entertainment. Strongly recommended is his Deviant Art portfolio and Facebook page. There’s a lot to pick from to sample Luke’s skills with Geek Native readers. Let’s start off with a gathering of mecha.
Dark concept art for a NeverEnding Story redesign
I’m not aware of any official plan for a NeverEnding Story reboot. That’s probably a good thing. In the mean time we can enjoy these concept art pieces from Nicolas Francoeur. Nicolas’s vision is of a darker and perhaps slightly more surreal world. You can see more of these designs over at Concept Art World.