The Incubator of Mad Dreams: Concept Art by Rael Lyra
The fantasy of Brazilian artist Rael Lira can only be envied. He has developed concept art for Playlore Game Works, Marvel Comics, Dungeon Runners, Star Wars Galaxies, and each time he manages not to repeat himself in images, creating characters distinctive, different and whole.
It is possible that somewhere in his head Lyra has an incubator, generating cool images from dreams – there is nothing else to explain his talent.
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