Horror Character Design Ideas – Final Fantasy XIV: Alternate Universe; monster. 1.) A man-angel monster corrupted by the element of light. She was originally a heroine destined to fight these angelic beings, but with each defeat she became more and more corrupt. After killing the last of these powerful devils, the devastation was too much for her, and her mind and body turned into a divine beast with a thirst for blood. Her body is chained and visually blindfolded, and she has scales on her skull for balance. She commands light-damaged monsters and casts devastating spells on anyone who opposes her. 2.) Her existence as this monstrosity is meant to end the world she was trying to save. She has little control over who she once was and is willing to destroy anything with a strong affinity for dark magic. 3.) I want others to feel horrified by this being. She still has human traits, but is now too out of proportion to save herself.
It’s actually a great idea – focusing a little more on what he looks like adds more to the character. I just assumed he showed up – that’s all. I’ll think about it 😀
Horror Character Design Ideas
1. Poison-like creatures that initially have no real form, but once injected into an organism’s bloodstream, begin to grow and eat the organism from the inside. Disguised as a host, when they approach their prey (mammals, but preferably humans), they spawn and explode from what’s left of the carrier. Their anatomy mimics the host, in this case humans who have similar anatomy with enhanced features. They no longer have eyes, their mouths take up most of their faces, and they have two nostrils. Their limbs are either claws, claws or spines similar to spider legs. Their appearance is slimy and spiky. 2. The main function of the possessed is to kill (for pleasure), consume (the hearts of the living, preferably humans) and reproduce (by injecting poison into living organisms, feeding the offspring from within and eventually birthing them into their true form.) They are fast and agile.
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Hi Molly, you may be wondering why I’m writing here all of a sudden. I watched another video and realized that I really needed to create a character. I decided to use one character named Pip who had no designed creature form at all. So here we go :’) •the creatures/aliens are basically fleeing area 51 due to the fact that one of the creatures tricked the new guard into letting him lose (not the character I’m suggesting). The 3 of them get together and decide to hook up. They all decide to room with a man who posted an off-brand craigslist ad. The man has no idea that he has not only 1 roommate, but 2. •adventure, action, comedy, light thriller and romance
1. mantis (empusa pennata) inspired by a humanoid monster 2. fragile but fast, ambush predator, camouflage 3. beautiful and fascinating but scary, this will be one of my school projects so I’m excited
1) I want to explore body horror and the mystique of clowns and take them out of the context of afros and big squeaky noses, and keep some of the lunatics and pranksters as well as the comedians and the smile is now crying. So I’m creating my own kind of clowns and clown bestiaries. 2) The clown I want to make in this class is a silent deadly type. Smart, but not very intelligent, but all attentive and tall. He takes the limbs and corpses of his victims and transforms them into ever-higher stilts on which he wanders – much like a fake spider. He’s a surveillance guy – titanic. 3) I want people to feel sublime and amazing.
This creature will be elegant and strangely beautiful, but will still have elements of horror that make it incredible. I want her to have humanoid and almost feminine features, but also to have large body parts that are transparent and show her organs and insides – almost like a glass frog or sea salt. I want it to have a tube that comes out of the back and mouth with a very biomechanical feel. Terrifying, like a siren, very dangerous, avoiding experiments on living creatures; perhaps a creature that escaped from the facility? I really like that trope and might want to explore this theme in design. I want people to look at this creature in awe and know that it used to be normal, but it’s not anymore – and maybe wonder how it even works or if it’s even fully alive. Maybe one of the only human organs inside is the heart? Or if they even have normal looking bones or skeleton.
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In horror movies as well as in fantasy horror games, many monsters are scattered everywhere. Sometimes those creepy but awesome creatures stick with you and you might even start thinking “Could I make a creature like that?”. The truth is you can!
But as you might have guessed, there’s a lot of work behind these designs, both creatively and technically. However, this hard work should not scare you because anyone can do it! Many times the process by which these monsters are created is left out and it can be difficult to truly understand all that is required to truly bring them to life.
In this course we will explore the depths of horror design to truly understand what makes a monster scary. We’ll also break down the basics of software like Zbrush and Maia to make it much easier to understand all the technical aspects needed to create 3D creatures. This class is packed with information that will allow you to confidently create horror monsters from a simple 2D concept to a fully rendered 3D model. Not only that, but you’ll be able to approach horror more confidently and create creatures that stick to the viewer like glue.
This course is designed for intermediate to advanced artists who want to understand the creative and technical process that goes into creating a fully functional horror monster; one that can be placed directly into a game or movie. If you’ve ever struggled to make a design look “spooky” or had difficulty fully understanding all the steps involved in creating a horror creature, I’ll walk you through each step. I’ll talk about my thought process behind horror design, the bits of psychology that go into it, as well as walk you through all the technical aspects.
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In conclusion, my goal is to walk you through my entire process, from simple concepts to full and finished renders. I want to give you the thought process I use when making a creature from scratch, as well as the mindset of not being afraid to try new things even at the risk of making a mistake or deviating from the original idea. Creating a monster is much more than just making something scary. It’s also about real work and research to understand and build them with every detail in mind. Creating something that looks like it has a purpose and can exist in our world with us is one of the many keys to creating a terrifying monster.
My name is Molly Brown and I consider myself a freelance character and creature creator. I’ve been drawing since I could hold a pencil, about three years old. I have always had an incredible passion for creating characters, monsters and world building. I created all of my stories to bring these worlds to life, anywhere from the development environment, to the characters and their personalities, as well as props and finished illustrations. I attended art high school and from there I attended PrattMVP. Unfortunately, I dropped out my second year because I couldn’t afford it and my credit was getting worse. Instead, I decided to take an online course within CG Spectrum, where I was mentored by Brian Huang. I was introduced to 3D art as a way to improve the quality and effectiveness of my conceptual art. Since then I have developed a deep passion for 3D art and have learned both ZBrush and Maya, as well as what it means to create an absolutely perfect manipulable and functional character/creature in a movie or game. I’m still a young artist trying to get a foot in the door and a name for myself, and I’m sure many art students feel the same way. I hope to one day contribute to a horror game or film and share my passion for creature design with a wider audience.