Concept Art for GW2

the druid is a beast! can i have one as a pet =) i hope that the armor in gw2 is as elaborate as the armor in the concept art =) i like elaborate armor =D

Here's a bigger picture (and I mean big, long loading time). you can see them in the small picture too, but this one is clearer, so, are those modern city scape in the background?

Wow thanks for posting the art those are gorgeous pics.
I love the first and third one.

huzzah for new desktop !

OMG, its Ebon Hawke lasta remaining human fortress in Ascalon

Thanks for that link, yes that is rather strange. That does seem a little too modern to be GW2. I wonder if GW2 will have visions of the future (maybe chronomancers make an appearance?)

Space, the final Frontier!

What are they constructing on the construction yard? Space ship?

Indeed Pumpkin pie, it looks like a modern city in the distance.

The longer I look at that bigger picture of the construction yard, the more high tech stuff I notice.

There seems to be people working in the thing (where you see the teal lights, laser cutters? One man standing at a workbench?) At that part you also see lights in the ceiling. Also one big pillar a little more to the left has the typical modern construction colours painted on, orange and black stripes.

Regina can you confirm if this is GW2 concept art or not? Tx!

In passing, here's what I've found too:

Pics that Kekai and other Anet artteam members show in the ImagineFX magazine (#44, June 2009): There's a very nice Char on page 41, a Water Djinn/Margonite with four arms on page 44, the 2 IntoThePixel winners plus other nice pics (one looking like a City of Ascalon? one from Utopia IIRC, a very nice lady with an eagle, a futuristic city?) on page 52-53, a centaur on page 63.

(I can't find them on the Net and won't scan them for risk of infringing Copyrights)

Also these pictures which are also on deviantart

EDIT: nice finds pumpkin!

oooooo, i must go buy that magazine lol... June probably hasn't arrive here yet!

Like comics, the so-called "June" magazine was for May. The July magazine is already out:
http://www.imaginefx.com/02287754332...80/issues.html

I think I'll buy the #41 where Kekai makes the cover:
http://www.imaginefx.com/02287754330...-issue-41.html

could it be this article on the imagineFX magazine?? i downloaded it yesterday.

link is a pdf file so might take a while to load.

Nope. it's from May and the 2d-artist magazine. Another amazing found from you! You deserve a trophy for "amazing e-finder of niceties"

Are they ever going to sell prints of any Guild Wars concept art? I have a thing for fantasy art, and wouldn't mind framing a few in my gaming room.

Love, love, LOVE this one!

True, Concept Art isn't the same as a Screenshot, but I can still drool over these ones. Keep them coming!

Especially like the Storm Lord.

The snow battle image reminds me of Icewind Dale artwork, which brings back good memories.

Awesome!

I can't access that site, are there more pictures there?

Thanks for posting.

First image: Sylvari version of Abbadon crossed with a Kurzick Juggernaut?
This is what happens when you let kids take care of your plants.

The filename says DRUID ... oh... shall this be the 2009/10 version of the Maguuma Druids?


Second image: Seems to be a knight, champion, hero, whatever. I have this "Lancelot" image in mind when I see him. Darker armor gives him a sinister touch.
But do you see the statue/monument head in the background? Looks again quite Abaddonish, is it maybe Dhuum/Menzies? Finally victorious or so?


Third image: Norns? Or some kind of Yeti?


Pumpkin pie's one image indeed looks like an "ebon hawk" (or well, more ivory...^^), so it is most likely indeed the fortress Ebonhawke. Especially as the filename says "Ebonhawke"...


Any more pics floating around?

I was thinking the same thing. Great athmosphere in that game, hope GW2 has that 'raw' touch too. Reminds me of the magic bag, which could hold 50-100 items.

you are most welcome, its from this page, i think its in Italian language. I can't read a word of it.

http://www.artsblog.it/galleria/cent...art-of-games/5