Sonic – O Filme | Rafael Grassetti Director De Arte De God Of War Mostra-se Inspirado Pelo Filme

Rafael Grassetti, voltou a deslumbrar recentemente com o seu trabalho artístico. O director de arte de God Of War, já tinha no ano passado surpreendido os seus seguidores no Instagram, ao revelar artworks feitas pelo próprio numa re-imaginação das personagens presentes no roster de Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Dragon Ball Z Kakarot e até do Baby Yoda da série da Disney+ The Mandalorian.

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“Strong in the cuteness, I am.” Kudos to @jonfavreau , @dave.filoni and the entire Mandalorian team. I’m loving the show and can’t wait to see more! Awesome work on baby Yoda from @calzmann and @legacyeffects . I did this quick study last night in zbrush, render in 3dsmax and paint over in photoshop for the final look. Had to get this one out of my system. Really inspired because of the show! Swipe to see the timelapse video, 30 mins compressed into 30 seconds. Hope you like it! . #mandalorian #babyyoda #starwars #disneyplus #characterdesign #sketchbook #zbrush #photoshop

A post shared by Raf Grassetti (@rafagrassetti) on Nov 20, 2019 at 7:17am PST

Contudo, o artista brasileiro surgiu agora com novas artworks, desta vez, inspiradas em Sonic – O Filme! Nestas, podemos ver Sonic, Tails e Knuckels no estilo bem característico de Rafael Grassetti!

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💫 Knuckles I think that’s it from Sonic for now i think. I had a great time with my son this past week with the release of the new movie so these are for him. I’ll do everything I can to help support this movie as I do want to see more game adaptations in the future. 🙌🏻 Hope you guys like them. Expect some more dark comic stuff next. I’ve got some ideas I wanted to do for a long time that I feel that I’ll get to them now. 🤘🏼 Thanks for all the love, always appreciate it. These are really quick and fun 🙏🏻 . #sonic @sonicmovie #tails #sega #nintendo @nintendomag

A post shared by Raf Grassetti (@rafagrassetti) on Feb 19, 2020 at 7:55am PST

Já seguias o trabalho de @rafagrassetti?