Adam Adamowicz (1968 – 2012) | Fallout, Oblivion and Skyrim Concept Art

[oldladyonthemoon]

Adam Adamowicz  was the concept artist behind Fallout 3 and 4, Oblivion and Skyrim. We owe much to this artist, I wonder who has replaced him, although nobody can actually replace such a talented artist.

Bethesda released the images of his work on Oblivion, Skyrim and Fallout. The images can be seen, and downloaded, here:

Oblivion Concept Art Album

 

Skyrim Concept Art Album

 

Fallout 3 Concept Art Album

 

Edited May 20, 2017 by ladyonthemoon

[HeyYou]

Wow. Bummer.

[oldladyonthemoon]

5 minutes ago, HeyYou said:

Wow. Bummer.

Hi!

I had to look up "bummer" to understand what it means exactly; all the dictionaries I found give a definition of the like "used to express disappointment, frustration, or the like".

Are you in that mood?

[HeyYou]

Just now, ladyonthemoon said:

Hi!

I had to look up "bummer" to understand what it means exactly; all the dictionaries I found give a definition of the like "used to express disappointment, frustration, or the like".

Are you in that mood?

The dictionary isn't always correct. I use that term to express dismay at a truly unfortunate occurrence. Although, I see that he died around 5 years ago.... (I had thought this was recent.....) I remember reading about this on the 'old' beth forums. I was sad about it then as well.

[oldladyonthemoon]

Just now, HeyYou said:

The dictionary isn't always correct. I use that term to express dismay at a truly unfortunate occurrence. Although, I see that he died around 5 years ago.... (I had thought this was recent.....) I remember reading about this on the 'old' beth forums. I was sad about it then as well.

Yeah, five years and everybody has already forgotten him. This is why I made this thread, in these times where people prefer crap mods to real art...

I hesitated naming it "in memoriam" because it felt too formal though.

[GaryWeys]

I just came across this thread and felt ashamed for even forgetting about him. In my opinion, legends such as him do not die, instead, their works immortalizes them.