Lines and Colors art blog

Category: Concept & Visual Dev.

  • Gorilla Artfare

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    Gorilla Artfare is a new collective art blog. According to their About page, the group was formed in 2006, and now counts more than 100 members from around the world. The collaborative blog was just launched early in January of 2008 and as of this writing shows posts from about 30 artists. The emphasis seems…

  • Donato Giancola (update)

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    There are a number of science fiction and fantasy artists who will acknowledge their study of old master painting techniques and tell how it has influenced their work; there are few, however, whose work demonstrates that heritage as visibly as Donato Giancola. Giancola is one of the finest science fiction and fantasy artists working in…

  • Goro Fujita

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    Goro Fujita was born in Japan, grew up in Germany and studied there at the German Film School, where he concentrated on 3-D character animation. He is now a freelance character animator and visual development artist. The gallery on his site focuses mainly on his personal work. The section of finished work only contains 15…

  • Aleksi Briclot

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    Aleksi Briclot is a Paris-based concept artist and art director for the gaming industry as well as an illustrator and comics artist. His game credits include lead artist on ColdFear, a horror themed action game from DarkWorks and Ubisoft, Splinter Cell Double Agent and the new titles Haze from Ubisoft and Dungeon Runners from NCSoft.…

  • Leoartz Link Collector

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    Link Collector is just that, a well arranged collection of links to sites for illustrators, digital painters, concept artists, matte painters and comics artists. The illustrators are primarily science fiction and fantasy, and there is an emphasis on concept art and digital painting. The category labeled “Traditional and Sculpture” seems to refer to traditional media,…

  • James Paick

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    James Paick is a concept artist for the gaming industry, working out of Los Angeles and is a graduate of Art Center College of Design. Beyond that I know little, as his blog and web site don’t offer much in the way of biographical info, client lists or project credits. I do know, however, that…