What you do today is irrelevant tomorrow. “I received a brief for each task, but ideas change during production and so does the brief. In the end FromSoftware would more or less provide us with most of the concept art in any case. “When they were happy with something they would then share those concepts with the client. “Most of these were made for internal discussion at Digic Pictures between the Art Director, Director, Producer and Leads,” Stiernström continues. Stiernström explained the process of his work at Digic Pictures, the company tasked with helping to create the hammering scene in the E3 teaser, saying “I had no idea what I was working on”. The images include various takes on the hammering scene we see in the trailer – including a version of the scene covered in tree roots that was described as “too much Dark Souls” – different takes on the scepter and dais being used in that scene, and an ‘exploration concept’ for what the final hit effect could look like (below). He ends that statement by saying, “You can read into the concept art as much as you like, but I really have no knowledge of the game.” On the Elden Ring subreddit, Stiernström posted a statement to contextualise the work – and cool any speculation about potential new details hidden in the art. Posted on his Artstation account, Gabriel Björk Stiernström showed off several concept pieces, along with observations about why they weren’t eventually used in the game’s E3 announcement trailer. Of course, this being Elden Ring, the community has gone wild with delight nonetheless. Original Story: An artist that worked on the Elden Ring teaser trailer has posted concept art made for it – and made very clear that he has no intimate knowledge of the game.
This is despite their disclaimer that they do not have any first-hand knowledge on the project. The artist Gabriel Björk Stiernström has since deleted their Elden Ring concept art from their ArtStation account and removed the post on Reddit, though the comments can still be read.Björk Stiernström did not provide a reason for why they removed the artwork from their portfolio, but considering the hunger for any new Elden Ring information, Björk Stiernström’s artwork created a sensation in the Elden Ring community.
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