Introduction
Hi everyone,
I'm currently a freelance artist running around working on several different tasks at the moment.
Here's a few creature designs to get an initial idea of my work:
PRIPYAT BEAST
MANUALLY ASSISTED SEA CYBORG
Cetaceans have long been used by military outfits, trained for marine mine clearance, reconnaissance, and even attack roles. However their willful, individualistic personalities caused severe problems. Escapees were common, which represented an extremely expensive loss in both resources and time, for their trainers. The J8 program solved this issue with heavily genetically modified Belugas featuring post-growth expansive mechanical grafting which fitted them to be overseen by a human pilot.
BROOD MERMAID
An exemplary member of a Piscine Magistrate's sub-harem; a collection of fertile females used for the sowing of seed as opposed to serving a directly pleasurable role in the prima harem. A swarm of eels harass the brood mermaid in her later stages, eager to snatch up freshly hatched young. These swarms are encouraged by most Magistrates as they consider it an excellent measure for thinning the weak offspring; immediately setting the stage for a strong and culled lineage. Brood mermaids are often given as donativum profundi, "imperial largess of the abyss", to honoured guests, as the reciprocated offering of offspring is considered an assumed display of trust in important dealings amongst piscines of high standing.
5 comments:
I've always been a huge fan of your ship/creature coalesce'd designs
I thought it was cool enough just to be able to post with these fine Conceptart.org artists, but Keith Thompson's here too?? How awesome is that!
Anyway, Keith, I've been a fan of your robots and vehicles for quite some time now. They are very imaginative, yet also very functional. Also, I think I enjoy your concept descriptions almost as much as I enjoy the artwork. You're an entertaining writer.
Beauties all, Keith! Especially engaged by the Pripyat beast... It's a cohesive creature in the first place, and then all the seamlessly incorporated details tell such a great and gruesome narrative!
This is cool! Love the concept.
Your work is inspiring to an up and coming concept artist like myself.
that sea cyborg is freakin amazing. As the rest is, I am a fan of your work
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