DEUS EX: HR ™ PART#2 Props
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Props & Weapon Research Archive (2007–2010)
Early concept art and pre-production designs created for Deus Ex: Human Revolution. As the pioneering concept artist on the project, I operated as a jack-of-all-trades, seamlessly switching between characters, environments, and industrial design to establish the game's visual DNA.
My main focus was extensive R&D, establishing the foundational look, feel, and corporate branding of the products that populated the world. While the final, highly polished weapon iterations were executed by other specialized artists on the team, these initial concepts laid the groundwork for the game's unique cyberpunk aesthetic.
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Early sketch concept for the VTOL which I called Bee as it reminded me of the insect. It changed radically as it was later designed by other artists but some key elements remained (cockpit and wings)...
At some point I proposed an idea for a robot which could be self-stored as a box and transported anywhere when needed. It became the iconic Boxguard. early explorations and conceptual sketches...
I did not work on the final design of the mecha because I had too much to do for the environments but the concept didn't change much...
It was very interesting to imagine all the computers, keypads and display models of this cyberpunk world. Those were closely connected to the Hacking gameplay...
Early version of Adam Jensen's Riffle, which was used as a starting base, They increased the number of details and improved its overall final design though.
The Shotgun, with an Eastern European influenced, very simple and efficient weapon..
Shotgun ammo...
The Crossbow was my most complex 3D model at the time, I still suck at modeling but I really enjoyed creating this one, it has an interesting silhouette...
Crossbow ammo...
Some props from the Montreal hub that was cancelled (bench for an old church converted into a fancy restaurant)...
The lab was one of the first environment we created in pre-production and had some interesting challenges, it helped us define the look of the most scifi design elements in this world...
L.E.O.S sketches. This vehicle was supposed to offer some gameplay sequences but was later used only in cinematics...
Low Earth orbit shuttle located in Omega Ranch...
interior of the L.E.O.S (escape pod)...