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This is the continuation of Rich Doble’s excellent demonstration on creature concepting. For Part 1, see this post.

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Massive Black has released the first two parts in a four-part series, Vehicle Concepting with Kemp Remillard.

Utilizing multiple tools including Photoshop and Google Sketchup, Keith takes us through his process of designing military and science fiction vehicle concepts, from thumbnails to final illustration. Keith does a great job narrating and touches on many aspects of the creative process just as inspiration and working with clients.

Check out the preview video on YouTube, then purchase and download from dvd.massiveblack.com.

In part one of Creature Design, Rich’s goal is to quickly create a number of creature concepts from scratch. He accomplishes this wonderfully, focusing on the pure creative process rather than the technical. While there are 4 finished concepts shown here, his process takes us through multiple iterations of various ideas.

“Watch, learn, enjoy, and don’t take our jobs. Thanks.”

To download, follow the link from the dvd.massiveblack.com site, or go directly to the purchase & download page. Includes the final Photoshop .PSD and a 1 hour Quicktime video.

Just a few links to cover today’s news:

• The Hellboy II website is featuring a gallery of concept art for the upcoming movie sequel, The Golden Army.
• The official site of the Conceptart.org / Massive Black workshop, Revelations, is now live. The workshop will run on Jan 4th-7th in Seattle, WA, and has a very impressive list of instructors from the visual arts industries. Artists from the likes of ID Software, Bungie, and many others will be attending.
• Wikipedia has an extensive reference table on the Muscles of the Human Body, complete with detailed photos & illustrations. Helpful for anatomy studies. See also List of Bones of the human skeleton.