Okay, so I looked at some older threads and it appears that fanart threads just don't seem to "catch on" but I wanted to make one, and here it is. Post your Halo fanart in here, and if it catches on, great, if not, it will die a natural death.
Somebody summoned me? Here i am, starting off with some H4 Concept from Sparth, cause I still like his style.
Don`t know where i have that from anymore, but i have GigaByte over GB of Artwork on my old harddrive...so takes time to dig through all of it. It`s a digital sculpt of Cortana for Halo 4. Have to find the artists name... Hope you enjoy. Would make a nice collectors item for sure!
This is an old sketch that I digitally coloured. It was used as my avatar when I used to creep on the RoosterTeeth website.
Oooohhh. I dug these up. Forum signatures from my days on the 2Old2Play forums. These were mine and a friend. And yes... Those are our xbox live GT's.
Found one I made myself around 2011, I believe....it's in bad shape though. A technical drawing of the Mk VI Helmet. Simple pen, nothing else used. Inspiration came from the halo encyclopedia (great book) Bad light, i know. Hope you can see a little bit. Was already lurking around here back then, hehehe
i had a bobble head elite and spartan sketch i did while in class, ill dig it out soon. Edit: here we go
That's funny, because I was thinking that, but didn't want to say anything. I love concept art though, it's so amazing. Perhaps a separate thread if anyone is interested? Concept art is great inspiration for builds and what have you.
It's kind of cool how beat up it is, like a prototype concept that could have come out of Halsey's journal or something.
I believe it was physics actually. Hmm come to think of it maybe I didn't pay enough attention, I can't remember what class it was. But I remember whenever we had a word problem we had to represent I would draw it out in full detail or as much as my drawing skill would let me.
Does fanart include handmade stuff like little sculptures or other items? Have made me some decoration for my bookshelf, also way back in 2011/12. Out of foam, still got it today. Might do an updated version with more details.....i am a guy of maybes, I know
yes it does include that at least it does now. funny, I also had bookshelf foam things that were halo related they were bookends shaped like a forerunner structure, unfortunately they fell apart after 2 years
I like this thread. I don't do original stuff so I don't have anything to contribute. But I will be lurking. Also mumgoot could you try not to double post? When you click the "+ quote" just keep clicking all the posts you want to quote. Then when you hit insert quotes it will do all of them. Then just click in between each one to type your response. Any reason you don't have an avatar? I'd suggest cropping this great drawing you did. And you also qualify to join a Regiment, which you can do here.
Drew this in my 2nd year of university. I was just playing with colour effects at the time but it turned into something cool.
Love the atmosphere of this piece. It reminds me of H3:ODST. Walking through the gloomy mombasa streets. Great work, love to see more.
Awesome! Yeah, that's fine. I've not been on the forum for a while so sorry if I left anybody hanging.
Thanks! I was not aware of the double-posting (or what it is) so thanks for the tip, I really appreciate it. I had an avatar, but I deleted it. As you can see, I just chose the ONI badge as my new one. And thanks for mentioning that. I'm not completely sure what a regiment is so I am eager to read and find out. *Owen Wilson voice: "Wow". Nice work.
I drew both of these 6 or 7 years ago, but I like the character of the first one, and the style of the second. I drew them both when I was first learning how to use Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. This one was done in Photoshop. It's three grunts who stole a warthog to go on a joy ride. This one was done in Illustrator. It's an iconic pose from RvB. I wasn't sure if I should include it because I traced it, but I think art with Illustrator is more about the use of the tools available.
