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on September 20, 2010

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Ultron redesign

Just to show that the creative process is less orderly and linear than explained this week.

This week we'll plunge into Concept Art . Basically, when a movie, a cartoon, a video game or a comic is made, someone needs to think the shape and function of things in this virtual environment. Starting from the characters morphology, costumes and objects, to the architecture of the surrounding buildings or the shape of the scenery and even the creatures that live in it. The more detail and thought is put into it the more convincing that created world will be. In fact, the more the world is fantastic or far from our own reality, the more effort it takes to make it feel real or at least plausible. So for the next 7 days I'll show you some of this creation process through the redesign of some already existing superheroes. And here is The Wolverine . Tackling Wolverine because i really hate the place where Marvel comics places this guy: #1 X-men. Logan was not meant to be this leader, spokesperson or even the mutant icon he turned out to be. I personally preferred when Wolvi

Mario's Martian Manhunter!

This one I'm posting as i create; a gazillion sketches for one slightly more finished drawing. I do that in order to study the shapes i like and to get the hand practice needed for a more free hand rendering. Here are some: And so here is the best i could come up today with this oh so complicated concept: Martian Manhunter . The real problem with redesigning the martian is his ability to shape-shift. To keep this version linked with the initial design i decided to keep only the iconography. All the colors red, blue, green and yellow gold as well as the cape and the X. This super has the capability to assume any shape, size & color or, by becoming both ethereal and invisible , he can virtually become a boundless conscience. His humanoid shape comes from the will to resemble humans but after 50 years of living among them, a change is in order. I see him taking the time to think this through and get inspired by his fellow supers. Superman is bold, Batman is scary and W

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