Eerie-Looking Character Concepts Made for Krafton's Unannounced Project

The illustrations were made by Seok Young Choi using ZBrush and Photoshop.

Concept Artist Seok Young Choi has recently presented a series of stunning character concepts created for Krafton's Unannounced Project, the studio's upcoming game based on a series of Korean fantasy novels, The Bird That Drinks Tears, written by Lee Yeongdo. Made with ZBrush and Photoshop, the illustrations depict various eerie-looking creatures from the books with detailed anatomy and uncanny-valley-evoking looks. According to the author, the concepts are "the results of pre-visualization efforts for game development and filming at Krafton."

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