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Entertainment Arts

  • Digital storyboard of a futuristic red flying aircraft racing a blue dragon in the mountains.
  • black and white storyboard of a futuristic underwater vehicle exploring the ocean depths.
  • Two cartoon little dogs. the one on the left is orange and wearing a blue collar, the one on the right is blue, standing on its hind legs, and it wearing a purple cape and witch's hat.
  • Fred Osborn, Game Design. Digital rendering of a 3D character. The character is a grey pig like creature with a pink belly, long horns, long heavy tail and spikes going down its back. It is laying on its belly and smiling.
  • Nicholas Skinner, Game Design. 4
  • Felipe Custodio, Game design. #D rendering of an Oriental building and bridge among a garden.
  • Style frame of a sad looking girl with short dark hair looking into a cracked mirror.
  • Illustration of a woman with long blond hair bundled in a long jackets and plaid scarf walking her dog in a park
  • Fred Osborn, Game Design. Digital rendering of a wooden treasure chest next to three wooden barrels, a train track and two shovels. Various objects are covered with green glowing crystals
  • Digital illustration of a fantasy creature on a mossy branch. It is green and orange with brown splotches, walks on four legs, has a long flared tail and resembles a horned lizard.
  • digital illustration of a steam train pulling into a dimly lit station.
  • Digital illustration of a futuristic looking fighter with a long barrel gun and a red rabbit mask with glowing blue eyes.
  • Concept art of a golden royal hallway decorated with tree motifs. Two tall golden androids are dragging an unconscious man in a blue hoodie down the hallway.
  • Line art of large sailboats docked in an elaborately decorated pier.
  • Black and white digital illustration of large sailboats docked in an elaborately decorated pier.
  • Concept art of a futuristic mechanic working on a war aircraft in a mechanic garage with sparks flying.
  • Digital illustration of a fully functional futuristic kitchen for limited space.
  • Digital illustration of a rescue helicopter descending onto a rainy construction site.

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