Category — Illustration

Meredith Dittmar is an artist living and playing in Portland, who creates these character sculpture artworks.

They look amazing and intricate but Meredith bestows plenty of meaning behind her creations, expressing deep levels of union across themes of biology, technology, and consciousness .

See more on Meredith’s website, Corporate Pig

Via NotCot

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James Paick is a freelance illustrator who creates concept and character designs as well as sci-fi environments. His website has a superb collection of these environment ideas including the following below.

Check out James Paick’s website portfolio

Via The Awesomer

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Keith Thompson creates some awesome sci-fi art. There’s alot to peruse on his site, with sections that include concept art for characters, creatures, vehicles and environments, not to mention robots and the undead.

If that wasn’t enough, most of his work also includes an engrossing back story that adds real depth to the characters. What I particularly like are some of the decorative aspects of the armour and uniforms of his characters, which imply history, adding to the back stories.

Check out Keith Thompson’s website

Via The Awesomer

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Benedict Campbell is a professional CG artist and has a range of slick and smooth digital work.

See more on Flylyf

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If you like your illustrations to be off beat, Milk’s work is a refreshing visual feast bringing together her graphic talents and subject matter that covers piercings, a little body mutilation and tentacles, all in a mid tone palette.

Check the examples below and be sure to visit Milk’s MySpace page for a closer look.

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I love these illustrations converted to target posters featuring a slew of movie and game baddies. A simple and effective idea by Olly Moss.

via Josh Spear

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Andy Park is a Senior Concept Artist at Sony Computer Entertainment working on the award-winning God of War video game franchise.

For more than a decade, Andy Park has been an artistic force in the entertainment industry.

Early in his career, he made a name for himself as the main illustrator for award-winning, top-selling comic book titles like Tomb Raider and Uncanny X-Men.

Andy was also a highly sought-after editorial illustration contributor for popular magazines such as Maxim, FHM, and Muscle & Fitness.

Besides his work in the video game industry, Andy also does various concept art, storyboard, and illustration work for the television, film, and publishing industries.

Clients include: ABC, HBO, Sony, Marvel, DC, Maxim magazine.

Check more on Andy Park’s website

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Neil MacCormack is a freelance 3D artist who has an imaginative selection of work on his site BearFootFilms.

Check out BearFootFilms.com

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I love Ice Cream Vans! Pity the (smaller) prints of this beauty by Kevin Cyr are now sold out.

The Koolman via SwissMiss

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The winners of the CGTalk forums’ Star Wars steampunk contest are up and there’s some good stuff there, such as the following.

See more on the CG Society forum

Via The Awesomer

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