Sachin teng

Cornered by demons and assassins, mercenaries Tessa and Marius are fighting for their lives. While searching for a safe haven, they rescue a village from demons, garnering the attention of the only organization trying to save the world-the Inquisition! o A new adventure taking place during the timeline of Dragon Age: Inquisition. o An essential addition to the Dragon Age canon!

This piece of retro-inspired sci-fi art is called Ophiuchus , and it was created by Sachin Teng for the Nucleus Gallery's art show Yesterday's Tomorrow . Here's what the artist had to say about the beautiful piece: "The new zodiac symbol, constellation Ophiuchus, the man wrestling with

We share an exclusive first look at Dragon Age: Blue Wraith #2, courtesy of Dark Horse Comics.

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Sachin Teng details the techniques he uses to blend contrasting components that are slick and clean with those that are grainy and organic – with visually striking results.

Cool series of illustrations by California-based artist Sachin Teng. “Though I’m an illustrator, I think more like a designer, and try to make all of …

Do you remember this gut-punch comedy starring Jackie Chan & Chris Tucker? It is easily one of my favorite film franchises... and considering the various avenues you can take with this martial arts meets comedy duo, it deserves a game series. Not just any... A TellTale Series, I think they'd be able to come up with awesome-packed episodes that deliver a combination of action and funny (so good) that even non-gaming fans of the franchise would want to spectate. Wouldn't be the same without…

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Sachin Teng on Instagram: “Dragon Age: Blue Wraith #3 for @biowarebase and @darkhorsecomics. The final issue of Blue Wraith drops today! Consider having your local…”

Sachin Teng is an illustrator living and working in Los Angeles. He attended Pratt Institute for his BFA in Communication Design with a focus in Illustration. Art is less a craft than it is a language. Sometimes things get lost in translation, so he spends most of his time finding the artifacts people have left behind. ​Here are some of his amazing illustrations he has done in the past.