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Synopsis

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As a conceptual illustrator on Ant-Man, I had the thrilling opportunity to envision the boundless wonders of the quantum realm.

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Dark Realm

My aim was to explore the depths of darkness in Ant-Man, both thematically and psychologically. Through art, I sought to depict the protagonist's journey as he faced and conquered his darkest fears. The visuals aimed to capture the emotional intensity and transformative struggle.

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Quantum Realm

In a realm detached from our familiar earthly existence, appearances deceive as reality takes on a foreign guise. Immersed in the exploration of diverse scenarios and perspectives, I undertook the mission of unraveling the enigmatic nature of the quantum realm within the expansive Ant-Man universe.

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Ant-Man + Cassie

As part of my concept artist role, I embarked on a captivating exploration of Ant-Man's interdimensional journeys alongside his daughter, Cassie. Through the creative utilization of scale and the incorporation of delightful father-daughter scenarios, I delved into the uncharted territories of these abstract worlds, bringing to life the visually striking and conceptually rich landscapes they encountered during their extraordinary voyages.

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Abstract Realm

In their pursuit to infuse the Ant-Man franchise with depth and gravity, the world builders sought my expertise to delve into a myriad of creature and world scenarios, which underwent an evolutionary process throughout the film's production.

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Blue

Through the manipulation of opaque deep blues, I delved into the captivating realm of color, recognizing its pivotal role in imbuing each dimension with a distinct tone and value. With an understanding of how color evokes emotional responses, I orchestrated its dynamic interplay to guide the audience through the evolving narrative of the film, allowing them to tangibly experience the shifting emotions and atmospheric changes within each realm.

Credits

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Concept Artist - Ash Thorp
Art Director - Andy Park

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