Blog Post #41 - Creating a Monster [Design/Concept Art] Undead/Reborn Lord Dajti Karabash

 In my film Blair (myself) will be possessed, by Lord Dajti Karabash's spirit, and Blair's body will be Karabash's permanent vessel, with Blair's body/ appearance growing and changing to look like Karabash throughout the film as Karabash collects more souls; strengthening his spirit. I will be designing Karabash's first form, which has not transformed Blair's body yet, primarily covering Blair in blood and covering him in blood. 

here is the design I came up with (above)

This concept will be what I model the wardobe/ prostetics for Reborn Lord Dajti Karabash in the final cut. 

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