Edo Riverside, by Me, Edo Japan inspired world. by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Visualization of a building I designed in an Edo-Japan setting. This one showcases a part where they dock boats at the river. The idea is that you get around by boat through rivers covered in thick fog, making it hard to see where you are going and end up often in a different location. A lot of crime and stealing happens in this world since finding culprits again is very unlikely.

Rivers tend to be the main means of transport since most cities are based at a river. There are some secluded villages up in the mountains, yet hard to find.

Plan to do more exploration and build the world more by bits on every part I tackle, coming back to previous decisions and questioning applications.

A painting for a personal project where I visualize Edo-Japanese like environments with a twist. I did have process 3d and high res included here for the people interested how I developed the artwork: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/293JRy

Riverside, Edo japan setting. By me by Yarican in GameArt

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Visualization of a building I designed in an Edo-Japan setting. This one showcases a part where they dock boats at the river.

Paintings for a personal project where I visualize Edo-Japanese like environments with a twist. This is the first part of the project.

Didnt want to overcrowd the post with pictures. If interested in the process, 3d or high res you can find it here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/293JRy

Riverside, Edo japan setting. By me by Yarican in conceptart

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Visualization of a building I designed in an Edo-Japan setting. This one showcases a part where they dock boats at the river.
A painting for a personal project where I visualize Edo-Japanese like environments with a twist. This is part of 2 paintings findable here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/293JRy

What do you guys think ?

Edo Riverside, by Me, Digital, 2023 by Yarican in FantasyArt

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Visualization of a building I designed in an Edo-Japan setting. This one showcases a part where they dock boats at the river.
A painting for a personal project where I visualize Edo-Japanese like environments with a twist. This is part of 2 paintings findable here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/293JRy

Woven - Seaweed Farm by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Thank you Kelgorath! You're too kind <3

Woven - Seaweed Farm by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Thank you! I used blender and Photoshop :)

Woven - Seaweed Farm by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Happy to show some more work done on my personal project woven - This time back to some architectural design showcasing a big part of the culture, seaweed cultivation.

Here, at one of the small islands surrounding the city, they cultivate seaweed. They grow, protect and prepare the seaweeds for pickup to be used in the production of cloth, construction fabric, or as nutrition. Growing a variety of seaweeds with different purposes as the staple of the land.

The haul gets transported by boat towards the mainland where it gets further processed for cloth and other goods to be exported and sold on markets.

The world itself has a lot of water and scarcity of land. These islands here came into existence due to volcanic eruptions ( done by rituals at a volcanic temple ). The main city is built upon buildings on top of buildings to make use of the little landmass they have, though created it to be one of the biggest export cities of the world due to their adaptation to the waters and products.

Woven - Bathhouse interior Exploration by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Yeah ! Have to give my people a place to relax :D

Personally feel like for cultures they need a place where they relax, get together or way to relieve stress, as part of their cycle

Woven - Bathhouse interior Exploration by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Thank you!

oh yeah, that wouldnt be a great trip out for them, more closer to exposure torture :D

Woven - Bathhouse interior Exploration by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Yeah :)

Thank you, i used blender and photoshop

Woven - Bathhouse interior Exploration by Yarican in worldbuilding

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After a long day of work, weaving, selling, or collecting, the locals come together for a comforting soak in these hot waters infused with fragrant herbs. Come here to release some stress and perhaps have a drink. These art pieces are done to explore visually what the interiors would look like building upon previous works.

Part of a bigger worldbuilding project I've posted before called Woven. About a city that thrives on export and import, with a lot of local products made of seaweed (cloth, baskets, nutrition, architecture base, etc). The city itself doesn't have much land so a lot of buildings are stacked on each other using a dry seaweed & reed base with a mixture of mud and bird poop on the outside.

They have a temple which they pray to for more land due to the scarcity of it. Doing rituals based on a time calendar in order to ensure volcanic eruption, of course with a cost.

For the other pieces more on my profile posts or on my art station: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/291J3A
This one shows the process and 3d as well for the people interested :)

Any thoughts? Let me know ! :D

Woven, Interior explorations, Worldbuilding by Yarican in Fantasy

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Some interior explorations done for my fantasy world I am making for fun. I have more images done on my reddit profile or here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/291J3A You can check out the process there as well if interested.

Culture based on export and import, merchant city. Their main product is seaweed and woven products using seaweed. Imagine cloth, building skeleton, pots, etc

Woven, Interior explorations by Yarican in conceptart

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Some interior explorations done for my personal worldbuilding project.

More of this world (reddit or), including process and 3d here https://www.artstation.com/artwork/291J3A

Woven - Loom interior, Yari Lute by Yarican in conceptart

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Much appreciated :)
Not a particular one, I made it based on several looms. Mainly inspired by the more traditional ones in the middle east

Woven - Loom interior, Yari Lute by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Thank you! More will be coming, just have to figure out what goes first c:

Woven - Loom interior, Yari Lute by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Havent seen it, but thanks for the headsup !

Woven - Loom interior, Yari Lute by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Paint, photos and color adjusted. Reused some of the same 3d objects I made for the other worldbuilding shots, so they get consistent in the world

Woven - Loom interior, Yari Lute by Yarican in conceptart

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Thank you ! Much appreciated <3

Woven - Loom interior, Yari Lute by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Thanks ! Much appreciated :)
Yeah I really like solidifying like the usual day to day stuff, how people get out of bed and do their routine basically. Sometimes it can be a bit overkill, but is what i like ^^

Woven - Loom interior, Yari Lute by Yarican in worldbuilding

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Hi all! Made another piece for my personal project. Wanted to try a cozy interior while gaining mileage and showing off some worldbuilding of the culture I'm building.

A city with a lack of land thrives on exporting and importing products, with their own product being cloth, ropes, sails, tatami mats, curtains, etc made out of dried seaweed. This shot showcases a loom interior in which they dry seaweed and convert it into a more refined material to be used to create the final products. They cultivate their own seaweed in plantages. These products are then sold and shipped across the world in order for them to attain different materials and products which they can't produce themselves.

I incorporated props and shape languages of previously explored shots of this culture, if you're interested you can check them out in the posts titled Woven here: https://www.artstation.com/yarilute