"Find the crow" pages.

Here are the first 4 pages without the shading.

Pencil work will be quite essential for me considering I am not inking my work, so, a strong drawing and clean pencil is what I need the most for this project. Even though it takes time to do it properly.

See you soon with the next 4 pages. The sooner the better.

p.s. the perspectives were a pain in the genitals.

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With all the pain and suffering I managed to upload another page.

BAM!

Now, back to the (torture) desk for next pages...

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 Hello again!
Here are 2 other new pages.

One more to go.

*later(much later) edit

IT IS DONE! For now.

Now for the rendering process...

Early concept art.

Okay. So, here, you may find a couple of my sketchbook concepts that I made in the process of development of the Biker God universe.

This is our main character, Em.

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Em and the Snake.

""Ride the snake, ride the snake
To the lake, the ancient lake, baby
The snake is long, seven miles
Ride the snake...he's old, and his skin is cold""

The Doors - The End.                       .

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Some early concepts for Crow.

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A couple of ideas of Em and Crow interacting.

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Some environmental sketches, just laying down ideas for areas that Em might come across.

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Em and Crow on a regular day in one of the deserts from that world.

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Em racing the snake inside of the "Big Bottle".

Concept art

You may find here some other concepts that I developed, in the hope of coming up with some visual style that would properly depict the feeling of the world.

Ok, so I started with these kind of concepts, trying to get a geometrical look and almost flat colours, but I felt like there was something missing, some of that plasticity that the pencil sketches had.

After a couple more failed attempts I tried to come up with a style that would combine my pencil sketches with the digital paint, so I came up with these ones.

 But the results weren't what I was expecting from this.

I even tried to use the lasso geometrical kind of feel, and combine it with the style of painting from above.

Here's an example.

Then I realised I was involuntarily copying Jake Wyatt's style...in a bad, and non flattering way haha 

:( .

Here's an example of his work.

CLICK ME

AND ME...

Oh well, the search will go on...

Elevator pitch and synopsis.

Allright.

Just before I start with the synopsis, I want to add a couple of words just so you know what the backstory is.

Em (our main guy) dreams of joining his uncle's biker gang.  When he comes of age, he leaves with the gang to ride in the desert, but at one point they stop at a diner. At this diner, he is being treated a glass of mead, which after drinking  has a bit of an unsuspected result.

Having his consciousness altered, he steps into a strange world, where he meets the Biker God. The god promises to bestow upon him gifts that will turn him into a true biker, and a way back to his world. But first, he is being asked to look for The Crow.

Elevator pitch.

"If you can't trust yourself, can you trust not trusting yourself?"

Synopsis.

On his journey to find The Crow, Em meets The Buffalo. The Buffalo is considered to be "the provider" in the native american folklore. He will guide Em on his arduous journey through the harsh desert and help him find Crow, and maybe something else as well.

Now... let's see how this turns out.