Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 19/03/2025🛖Travler's Shack🛖 A small demo I made to demonstrate my process. 1386
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 07/03/2025Some painting demo I did for one of my mentorship student. I used a similar process as the last post but focused less on deails. these are paintovers on top of the students work🙌 she did a good job composing the base! 1103
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 28/02/2025My concept art mentorship is opening again! DM me here or on Discord if you're interested. And visit my website for more details: vincentwuart.com/mentorship 030
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 26/02/2025"The mad jesters, clothed in rags, spoke as the Great Husá. Their laughter masked many faces—some wise, some foolish, but all in pain." Recorded by Ëznilaya, the Fregol priestess, on her first journey to the Cirtynian land. 030
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 26/02/2025Forgot to post here but… Priestess from #arknights 0367
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 24/02/2025"The proud Sentinels stood watch at the palace gate, their presence— a powerful display. Yet, like gilded pheasants, unaware of the hunter’s gaze." Recorded by Ëznilaya, the Fregol priestess, on her first journey to the Cirtynian land. 130
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 20/02/2025"The wise scholars etched their truths into the pillars, speechless vessels of eternity. Their message, however, was too shallow to contest time." Recorded by Ëznilaya, the Fregol priestess, on her first journey to the Cirtynian land. 192
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 18/02/2025"The royal warriors stood tall in their rattan helms and wood armor. The first step of their march was made for them, and death urged them to see it through." Recorded by Ëznilaya, the Fregol priestess, on her first journey to the Cirtynian land. 020
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 14/02/2025"The blessed Dreamwalkers—their bodies were not their own, nor were their dreams. Many worshiped them, yet none could explain why." Recorded by Ëznilaya, the Fregol priestess, on her first journey to the Cirtynian land. 121
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 10/02/2025Fregol House - Torërr Like Cirtynian homes, Fregol family houses featured key architectural elements: painted front joists a decorative lower roof, and two facades. Designed for practicality and tradition, each home typically accommodated up to six family members and a pet. 0263
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 05/02/2025The Haunted Shore The north shore of the Cirtynian Empire has long been feared and avoided. Only the desperate or the foolish dared to approach. Those who return...(cont'd) 130
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 31/01/2025Torrteteshös, The Free City Regardless of the new Fregol leaders' claims, the elders still remember that the first Free City, was built atop a Cirtynian village. Cirtynian travelers also note the striking similarities in city layouts and the sacred stone pillars. #conceptart #worldbuilding 040
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 28/01/2025Here's an example of JinDai Script. Credit: zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/19052882507 010
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 28/01/2025🐍Lunar New Year!🐍 Happy Lunar new year 2025, year of the snake. There was this woven script on silk belt created by women in Shanghai and Zhejiang villages, called 锦带书 "Jin Dai Shu". Sadly there is little material and dictionary preserved for this script so... (Cont'd) 140
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 31/12/2024#lexember day 31 - As the final word of the year, let us end on a hopeful note. In Cirtynian, the phrase for "to hope" is ngará ya rásh na, which translates to "to look above the sky." #conlang #conscript 0151
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 30/12/2024#lexember day 30 - On the other hand, the Cirtynians were known as the Kürtshün to the Fregols. It meant “those people who are red/bloody”, likely referring to the red dye for their clothes or perhaps their skin tone. #conlang #conscript 091
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 29/12/2024#lexember day 29 - The Cirtynians commonly referred to the people south of them as "Fi rí kool," meaning "the barbarian who says 'kor.'" This name likely stemmed from the sound they make while riding horses. #conlang #conscript 0180
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 28/12/2024#lexember day 28 -In addition to the six tutelaries, the Fregols believed in an evil spirit called Hussëssurtes, thought to cause misfortune. Said to reside at the back of the head, it would seize control of a person’s body if given the chance. #conlang #conscript 1180
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 27/12/2024#lexember day 27 - Öbrtil was borrowed into Cirtynian as Yómtiiro, with a significant shift in meaning. While it commonly referred to awe and shock, in the context of the court, Yómtiiro came to mean a pardon or mercy. #conlang #conscript 0100
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 26/12/2024#lexember day 26 - The final tutelary, Öbrtil, embodied the soul and the emotion of fear. Both revered and dreaded, Öbrtil was believed to bring misfortune if seen directly, as such visions were considered ominous. However, Öbrtil was also regarded as... (cont'd) #conlang #conscript 1141
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 25/12/2024#lexember day 25 - A joyful word for a joyful day - Küminc evolved into Emánga in Cirtynian, where it came to signify "joy" and "playfulness." While it lost its original meaning of harmony and fulfillment, the term now captures a state of lightheartedness and carefree enjoyment. #conlang #conscript 0100
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 24/12/2024#lexember day 24 - The fifth tutelary, Küminc, represented the energy of life and happiness. As the most commonly displayed figure in households, Küminc was believed to bring good fortune and foster a joyful, harmonious life for the family. #conlang #conscript 0100
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 23/12/2024#lexember day 23 - Nurndiu was borrowed into old Cirtynian as Turát with the meaning of vigilance, or, more broadly, sobriety. #conlang #conscript 0120
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 22/12/2024#lexember day 22 - The fourth tutelary, Nurndiu, symbolized awareness and the emotion of surprise. Merchants and leaders often revered this deity, seeking to sharpen their minds and enhance their ability to adapt to the unexpected. #conlang #conscript 0130
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 21/12/2024#lexember day 21 - Ëznmbu entered old Cirtynian and became Ásép, though its meaning shifted in intriguing ways. In Cirtynian, Ásép came to mean both melancholy and inspiration depending on the context. #conlang #conscript 0130
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 21/12/2024Pictures I took this year in various places that I really like📸 130
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 20/12/2024#lexember day 20 - The third tutelary, Ëznmbu, represented wisdom and sadness. This deity was a favorite among scholars, artists, and poets, who believed that the intertwining of knowledge and melancholy inspired profound creativity and deeper understanding. #conlang #conscript 0120
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 19/12/2024#lexember day 19 - Ssutmus has become Sumúús, meaning force and might.The word also became the root for the Cirtynian words for warrior and army. #conlang #conscript 0200
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 19/12/2024In this case it's a 3d render with misplaced texture 000
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 18/12/2024#lexember day 18 - The second tutelary, Ssutmus, embodied strength and anger, making it the most widely worshiped deity among Fregol warriors and riders. They sought Ssutmus's blessing to channel their rage into power and courage in battle. #conlang #conscript #worldbuilding #fantasyart 090
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 17/12/2024#lexember day 17 - The Cirtynians adopted the names of the Fregol tutelaries into their language, though the meanings often broadened and shifted. Ccitsaps transformed into Kátshee, which came to mean "hygiene,"... (cont'd) #conlang #conscript 150
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 16/12/2024#lexember day 16 - Despite their fear and taboos surrounding certain gods, the Fregols deeply cherished their personal deities—the six tutelaries. Each tutelary embodied an aspect of the human body alongside an emotion.... (cont'd) #conlang #conscript 1130
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 15/12/2024#lexember day 15 - Prophecy was believed to be the words of dream and abyss, emerging as whispers in the fog or visions from gazing into the dark ocean. While some claimed that prophecy ... (cont'd) #conlang #conscript 1190
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 14/12/2024#lexember day 14 - Central to the Fregols' ancient belief system was the high priest or priestess, known as the Praiser of the Moon. These spiritual leaders’ primary role was to perform protection rituals... (cont'd) #conlang #conscript 1181
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 13/12/2024#lexember day 13 - The Cirtynians deeply feared storms, thunder, and the sea, rooted in the beliefs of their ancestors. In ancient times, they huddled inside wooden houses, trembling at the thought of... (cont'd) #conlang #conscript 1180
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 12/12/2024#lexember day 12 - In contrast, the moon was a cherished symbol among the Fregols. They revered its tranquil presence and the calm of the night, believing the moon to be a blind eye. This blindness, in their view... (cont'd) #conlang #conscript 1140
Vincent Wu @vincentwuart.bsky.social · 11/12/2024#lexember day 11 -"Ka ús oo," or "the Great Husá," was a mythical creature that held a central place in the heart of the Cirtynians. Described as wise, majestic, and strikingly beautiful, the Husá were said to have serpent-like faces and ... (cont'd) #conlang #conscript 190
