The Magnificent visuals behind Klaus!

If you are animation movie buff, then without a doubt, you have watched this hallmark 2D animation movie, Klaus. Written and Directed by Sergio Pablos, and created in his studio, Sergio Pablos Animation (SPA), the film has received critical acclaim, not only for bringing a nostalgic effect to it’s 2D animation approach, but also for bringing it’s modern approach towards 3-dimensional color and shade for it’s characters. Klaus has received massive appreciation from audiences all around the world and has received multiple prestigious awards including Best Animated Feature at the 47th Annie awards. Best Animated Film at the 73rd British Academy Film Awards and nominated of the Best Animated Feature at the 92nd Academy Awards. Below listed are the works of just a few extraordinary artists that have worked for the movie. Please have a look and enjoy this special segment!

Character Designs – 

Pitch Bible Illustrations – 

Layouts and Backgrounds – 

Props and Other Designs – 

Lighting Stills – 

The artists involved in these works –

Betty Sourigues – https://www.artstation.com/betty-s

Henrik Evensen – https://www.artstation.com/selvestehe

Kevin Le Moigne  – https://www.artstation.com/kevinlm

Marcin Jakubowski – https://www.artstation.com/jakubowski

Stefan Hansson – https://www.artstation.com/sthansson

Torsten Schrank  – https://torschrank.com/

All the artworks displayed in the article solely belong to SPA Studios and Netflix. We do not hold any claim to these artworks.

Riot! The Art of League of Legends

League of Legends is a giant among Online Multiplayer Battle Arena games developed and published by one of the leading game studios, Riot Games. But League is not only known for its fabulous gameplay mechanics and dynamic characters, but also for its extensive world building and breath-taking art. Some of the greatest illustrators have collaborated with Riot to bring to its players a stunning art experience. Below listed are just a few of the art and artists who have worked with Riot to create these awe-inspiring art. Have a look at their work and also the process sketches and gifs that have been added at the bottom of this article. Enjoy!

Process Images and Gifs 

Artists included in this article: 

Atey Ghailan – https://www.artstation.com/snatti

Bo Chen – https://www.artstation.com/chenbo

Deiv Calviz – https://www.artstation.com/deivcalviz

Izzy Medrano – https://www.artstation.com/izzymedrano

Jessica Oyhenart – https://www.artstation.com/jessibean

Kelly Aleshire – https://www.artstation.com/kaleshire

Mike Azevedo – https://www.artstation.com/mikeazevedo

SIXMOREVODKA – https://www.artstation.com/sixmorevodka

Sperasoft – https://www.artstation.com/sperasoft

TJ Geisen – https://www.artstation.com/geistrock

Viktor Titov – https://www.artstation.com/viktortitov

All the artworks displayed in the article solely belong to Riot Games. We do not hold any claim to these artworks.

The Art of Pacific Rim – Uprising!

The ideal movie to bring out the nine year old in you (Honest Trailers reference), with Giant Robots beating the pulp out of Giant Monsters in a trippy ultra-colourful world! Yes, Pacific Rim! Though the second instalment of  this epic franchise didn’t quite live to it’s hype, the art that went into making this movie can, in no means, be ignored. Creating a visual trend from basic to the finished pieces, the pain-staking process of creating Concept Art and Keyshot Designs is evident and presents itself so true to the basic nature of the narrative and it’s conceptual necessities. Here’s a look at the work of the artists who collaborated to make this movie become a reality –

Jaeger Concepts

 

Kaiju Concepts

 

Character Concepts

Weapon Concepts

Keyshot Concepts

3D Renders – Jaegers, Kaiju & Costume 

3D Renders – Environments and Props

UI Designs 

 

Jaegar Concepts – 

Finnian MacManus – https://www.artstation.com/fmacmanus

Andrew Domachowski – https://www.artstation.com/andrewdoma

Evan Whitefield – https://www.artstation.com/evanwhitefield

Karl Lindberg – https://www.artstation.com/karllindberg

Peter McKinstry – https://www.artstation.com/petermckinstry

Thang Le – https://www.artstation.com/thangle

Kaiju Concepts – 

Adam J Middleton – https://www.artstation.com/adammidd

Andrew Baker – https://www.artstation.com/abaker

Andrew Domachowski – https://www.artstation.com/andrewdoma

Finnian MacManus – https://www.artstation.com/fmacmanus

Karl Lindberg – https://www.artstation.com/karllindberg

Character Concepts – 

Luca Nemolato – https://www.artstation.com/lucanemolato

Weapon Concepts – 

Evan Whitefield – https://www.artstation.com/evanwhitefield

Keyshot Concepts – 

Aaron McBride – https://www.artstation.com/aaronmcbride

Adam J Middleton – https://www.artstation.com/adammidd

Adam J Middleton – https://www.artstation.com/adammidd

Finnian MacManus – https://www.artstation.com/fmacmanus

Peter McKinstry – https://www.artstation.com/petermckinstry

Sean Hargreaves – https://www.artstation.com/seanhargreaves

Thang Le – https://www.artstation.com/thangle

3D Renders – Jaegers, Kaiju & Costume

Andrew Baker – https://www.artstation.com/abaker

Andrew Domachowski – https://www.artstation.com/andrewdoma

Ryan Serrano – https://www.artstation.com/ryan_serrano

Evan Whitefield – https://www.artstation.com/evanwhitefield

3D Renders – Environments and Props

Daniel J Burns – https://www.artstation.com/deckard

Gerhard Mozsi – https://www.artstation.com/mozsi

UI Designs 

Gordon Spurs – https://www.artstation.com/gordonofpallion

All the artworks displayed in the article solely belong to the respective artists mentioned in this article. We do not hold any claim to these artworks.