Creating an Art Bible for a Fictional Universe with Neil Blevins
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2024
- Art Director and Senior Concept Artist Neil Blevins showcases the art of crafting an Art Bible for entertainment IPs. Using his own story 'The Story of Inc' as a case study, Neil breaks down the concept of an Art Bible and explains how it serves as a creative compass, guiding artists to maintain a consistent aesthetic in a project.
This presentation was recorded live at LightBox Expo 2023 in Pasadena, CA.
Mascot animation by Prashan Subasinghe.
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How did y'all know I was attempting to make an art bible??? 🤔🤔 this video came at the perfect time!
Amazing! Glad it can help.
Looking respectfully, of course. ;3
- volunteer concept artist
I went to this one in person. 😂 Wild to actually see it on youtube too.
that's sooo cool !
Using “style guide” is less alienating for non Christians in the workplace.
Thank you for your feedback.
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Bible comes from the Greek word for "book"
It is the root of many words in romance languages still, such as in "Biblioteca" which is Spanish for library, it is or should be a neutral term.
@@Tree.lancer no one says: phone bible, text bible, or throw the bible at him.
@@hippopotamusbosch My friend - one must develop a sense of discernment as regards these matters. The term "bible" is culturally understood in many languages and geographies to represent a definitive tome as regards a subject - this is the beauty of semiotics and evolving language at play. It is no longer just "THE Bible" - we have absorbed the concept and repurposed it for use in other places. This process is much like using the term "Scotch Tape" as an all-purpose descriptor for clear tape (rather than just the brand of tape made by Scotch.) If you find offense with Christianity and it's practice this should actually give you some joy - the term is no longer a sacred one and has been brought into the mainstream by the public at large for use in germane ways. I see you also (possibly) employ this sense of creative repurposing - considering your pithy use of a famous religious artist's name in your @.