Based in Belarus, Sergey started his CG career as a promo artist. He now works as an environmental concept artist and has a particular love of post-apocalyptic scenes. He uses Photoshop, 3D Coat, Blender and credits Jama Jurabaev and Anthony Eftekhari for helping to shape his skills.
Check out four examples of Sergey’s work below. For more inspiration, see our features on other digital artists and our what is concept art? explainer.
Quiet Day
“The ship was originally supposed to be in a swamp!” Sergey reveals about this piece. “Most of it is drawn, but the 3D was primitive. And a lot of it differs from the 3D model.”
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Citadel Guardian, Hangar
“I tried to explore a mix of settings: industrial, medieval and sci-fi. I’m not a mech expert, so there’s a lot of compilation here.”
Hunters
“I took a photogrammetry scan of driftwood I bought for my aquarium and used it to create a scene. This was using my own photogrammetry”.
Quiet Coast
“The inspiration for this piece was a simple sitting figurine of a ‘gopnik’ [a member of a juvenile delinquent urban subculture in Russia -ed]. The inscription is also a reference to a Yuri Gagarin meme”.
You can see more of Sergey’s work on his ArtStation profile.
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