What’s in the BOOK?

Concept art for movies

Having worked on more than 18 films and series we have experience in many fields of the production – from pitch development through concept art to matte painting.

You’ll see work we’ve done on all these fields, including character and creature designs, environments and set designs, keyframe illustrations.

Sci-fi and fantasy illustrations

Working under the lead of Mark Molnar – who made illustrations for such well-known IPs like Star Wars, Dune, Warhammer and Cthulhu –  the team has been creating artwork for RPGs and card games across all genres (horror, sci-fi, fantasy) for over 3 years now.
Fans of Starfinder and Eclipse Phase will find a lot of familiar characters on these pages. 😉

Workflow and process insight

Having different work processes in your artist’s tool belt is essential if you’re working on the field of entertainment design, so we dedicated a whole chapter to show you a variety of workflows we choose from, depending on the task at hand.

You’ll see how we work on top of 3D bases or set photos, what jobs call for photobashing and when would we choose the classic process of sketch – lineart – color and painting.

If you like to peek behind the curtains, this section is for You!

Personal art

With having such a versatile gang it would be a mistake not to show off the personal works of our team! 

So after showing the works of our combined efforts to fulfill client needs, you also get to see what current members of the team paint for their own entertainment, leaning in on their strengths and passion – from cyberpunk to fantasy, stylized and abstract to highly rendered.

Contributing artists: Gaspar Gombos, Mark Molnar, David Metzger, Janos Gardos, Zsolt ‘Mike’ Szabados, Orsolya Villanyi

Who are we?

We’re a concept design studio, a handful of creatives under the lead of entertainment industry veterans Mark Molnar and Gaspar Gombos.

Despite our short history and small team, we’re proud to say that our studio delivers artwork to companies like Paramount, Netflix, National Geographic, Sony, just to mention a few.

We are eager to solve any visual problem you throw at us, may that be visual development for movies, game cinematic concepts or illustrations for RPGs.

Show me the book!