Oberon

OBERON

an advanced concept art project developed during my studies, exploring the creation of characters, costumes, vehicles, props, and environments. Set in a futuristic world, Oberon features a rich visual narrative that includes robots, alien species, and military weaponry. This project focuses on detailed and coherent development of each element, creating an immersive and visually striking universe.

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(acronym for Robot for Combat and Support Operations) is the first character developed in the "Oberon" project. The development of Roca presented several challenges, especially in crafting its metallic components, which required a precise and detailed approach. This character, designed for combat and support operations, stands out for its robustness and functionality, integrating advanced technology into its structure.

The development process involved extensive research on materials and robotic mechanisms, as well as the incorporation of aesthetic elements that convey strength and efficiency. Roca's final design combines an imposing appearance with sophisticated operational capabilities, reflecting the high level of detail and visual coherence characteristic of the "Oberon" project.

KADEN BLACKTHORN

Kaden Blackthorn is the second character developed in the Oberon project. The character development aimed to create a military figure of Black origin. Caden is distinguished by a prominent burn scar on the left side of his face. Developing this character took considerable time to accurately portray his facial features.

Caden’s scar was meticulously designed to add depth to his backstory and convey a sense of resilience and experience. This attention to detail in both his physical attributes and his military background highlights the commitment to creating nuanced and compelling characters in the Oberon project.

Here I show you some props made in 3D. a flare and an advanced tactical communicator/UGPS from Kaden. And a prop development study with an isometric map with a dissonant object.

The  project delves into environment development through two main focuses:

1. Exploring variations in color and climate to evoke different moods and atmospheres.

2. Showing the progression from initial thumbnail sketches to final detailed environment designs, highlighting the iterative nature of the creative process.

These studies emphasize the importance of environment design in storytelling, enriching the narrative and enhancing immersion for the audience.

A development of creatures starting their creative process with silhouettes until reaching a final development.

Thank you for taking the time to explore my portfolio. I hope you enjoyed seeing the culmination of my work in the Oberon project. Your interest and support mean a lot to me. If you have any feedback or inquiries, feel free to reach out. Once again, thank you, and I look forward to sharing more of my creative endeavors with you in the future.