Warface weapon concept art and handgun design sheets for Astrum shooter

Sliders group sheets by sprint and weapon family. First slider covers compact and full-frame handguns with locked-down side profiles. Second slider stacks the larger group of pistol variants with attachment options. Third slider holds higher-tier sidearms with custom slides and grips. The single solo plate flags an iconic hero pistol pulled separately for marketing reuse.

Each sheet ships with a clean side profile, a three-quarter render, and detail callouts on slide, grip, magazine, and rail. Material annotations flag steel, polymer, and rubber surfaces. The combination gives the Astrum 3D team a single document that covers shape, material, and silhouette without requiring back-and-forth on basic geometry.

Pipeline ran reference gather, silhouette and parts pass, then full grayscale render before color and material flagging. We used real-world handgun reference grouped by mechanism family to keep proportion honest, then dialed silhouette adjustments to fit each Warface season concept. Astrum reviewed at the silhouette stage and at the material stage so weapon class assumptions locked early.

Each weapon receives a parts breakdown layer for the 3D team and a flat marketing-ready render layer for promo pulls. As a focused 2D game artist for hire partner, we fit weapon concept output into Warface season cadence without disrupting the existing internal art roster.

Realistic rendering with grounded military palette. Edge wear, fingerprint smudge, and rail dust live on the surface so the weapon reads as a working tool rather than a showroom piece. Highlight intensity stays low so the matte metal finish feels right against the camo plate the operator carries.

Across the set, attachment options follow real-world rail standards so designers can mix sights, lights, and suppressors in-engine without breaking proportion. This kept the live shop honest: every visible accessory in marketing pulls reads as actually compatible with the shipped weapon model, which holds player trust on premium store offers.