Dylan cole

Here is a part one of a series of works based on an allegorical city exploring man's relationship with technology. This series started over twelve years ago with the original piece called The Industrialist Monks. It has been a blast to continue on this project and I plan on doing a lot more.

The Na'vi culture is deep, beautiful, and simple thing. Their lives focus on unity, simplicity, and a strong connection to nature. Here are some insights into the lives of the Na'vi and the Omaticaya as well as the tools and rituals that make up their lives. more after the jump... Baby Carriers The Na'vi call their baby carriers Iveh k'nivi s'dir made of soft sturmbeest leather with fur, cut in strips, tanned and softened. A tight frontal wrap keeps Na'vi infants close to their mother's or…

775 jpg 385 Mo http://www.jheberg.net/captcha/SSEcqN-avatarartcollection-rar http://4cldwu.1fichier.com/ Ilustrations, sketches, concept art from a host of award-winning artists, including concept artists : Dylan Cole, Craig Shoji, Daphne Yap : costumes,...

Malmok (Stone arches)

Here's one of many concepts I did for Dylan Cole's production design course over at conceptartworkshop.com The process for me was first deciding on an idea and direction. The task here was to design a sacred place that could work as a set. I wanted to create something set in Norse mythology, inspired by great romantic painters. I started gathering reference from Norway and inspiration from romantic painters like, Hans Gude. I had a larger story in mind while creating these and since this…

“Release Day for Avatar: The Way of Water is here! So excited to share it with the world.”

Matte painting from Conan the Barbarian.

Dylan Cole worked as Concept Art Director on Avatar creating style guides, matte paintings and paintovers some of which were in collaboration with other

Dylan Cole is a matte painter and concept artist specializing in work for film, television, and the video game industry. Graduating with a degree in fine art