Linus Alstergren

#PortfolioDay Hello! I am Linus from Sweden, and these are some of my concept pieces. Currently looking for new opportunities :)

@Stefano72568585 Damn dude!

I may be a little day for this but here's my #PortfolioDay I'm Stefano from Italy. I make concept art for games and movies :))

My friend Justin Croteau started putting his stuff on Artstation artstation.com/justincroteau. His paintings are stunning. Check him out!

@chengyi555468 Both! I render it out and then polish/do the lighting for the most part in 2D.

@LinusAlstergren Is this a render or a painting? Im new to your work so indont know. It’s seems time consuming either way, good work

Mistborn has a massive domed hall with a wooden house in it, so I thought it would be fun to try something

your daily reminder that Blender is a free tool

@Baptiste_Mauger Looks really cool!

Here are a few more images . I don't do interiors often, but this was fun to do. artstation.com/artwork/ZlmPqx

@sai_charan_md You are 100% correct

@LinusAlstergren Man this is luthadel isn't it!!

Posted something on Artstation for the first time in a while!

@Oliver_Odmark Sundsvall represent. Tackar!

@LinusAlstergren eyy Sundsvall 🙌 snyggt!

@_abinas Bingo :D

@LinusAlstergren Luthadel

@dizziless Yes indeed

@LinusAlstergren Scadrial??

@hbitproject Thank you!

@LinusAlstergren I really love the mood/atmosphere on this one 🙏

My last Hytale-related post... I’ve never been vocal about anything controversial or political. I’ve always kept my head down, focused on art, game dev, and supporting people around me. But after 4 years working on Hytale, I reached a point where I felt like I had to speak my own personal experience. Working at this studio was honestly exhausting. I’d share ideas or concerns and get brushed off, until someone with a more impressive title said the same thing, and suddenly it was treated like genius. When I challenged decisions that felt unproductive or inefficient, I was called 'difficult' or told I couldn't take feedback. It was also obvious some people were only there because of who they knew, not what they brought. I tried to suggest ways to lay proper groundwork and improve our workflow, but it was always dismissed if it wasn’t visually flashy or immediately showable, it just didn’t matter. The words 'burnout' and 'crunch' were thrown around like things we shouldn’t ever say, but in reality, there was constant pressure and late-stage work pushes … usually from last-minute requests. And if you couldn’t keep up, you just didn’t produce enough visuals to be seen as performing. The whole thing was gaslighting and over time, it made me question my value, my own knowledge, and eventually, I was just dreading to wake up and repeat. To be clear… there were a lot of wonderful, talented people I truly enjoyed working with during my time there. There were fun, meaningful moments, and teams and individuals who inspired me, supported me, and gave their best. This isn’t about everyone. It’s about a culture that slowly wore me down. I’ve been warned not to speak up and that sharing my experience could hurt former coworkers, or make me look unprofessional. I was told not to burn bridges, to stay quiet for the sake of my future. But the truth is, this experience drained me so deeply, I have no interest in keeping those bridges. If being honest about how toxic the experience truly was pushes some people or studios away, then they were never people I wanted to work with in the first place. Staying silent is part of the cycle — and I’m done with that. There are more ways to stay and work in this industry than staying silent and kissing big corporate ass. Thank you.

I read the first book of Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson and couldn't wait to try visualizing some of the places environments. Here is a few explorations of Luthadel #conceptart

Hi! Happy #PortfolioDay I'm Baptiste, a 3D Environment Concept Designer / Concept Artist. I haven't been able to post much since last time, but here are some of my creations.

@rohanpaul_ai i too love movies that are just emotionless panning

Hollywood is on the brink of massive change...

@GeorgeCrudo that edit is horrific lol

just so you know how silly this is, one of the guys included in this is the guy who thought he improved my zelda render with ai