Weapon and Mech Design

To understand what it's like to collaborate with me on Weapon and Mech Concept Art for your project, please visit the Case Studies tab to view sketches, techniques, and additional information.

Digital rendering of futuristic robotic arms with mechanical and electronic components, labeled as work in progress.
Digital rendering of a futuristic robotic arm and hand in grayscale, with three different views, showing detailed mechanical components and joints.
A 3D model of a humanoid robotic arm with a firearm, showing mechanical joints and components, with a skeletal hand attached to the wrist.
Close-up of robotic hands with detailed mechanical joints and black armor against a black background.
Diagram of a lightweight, modified military tech sword with labeled parts including worn dark metal, steel caps, outer and inner bevel detail, worn yellow plastic, concave cylindrical shape, spherical negative space, and concave cylindrical decor.
Diagram of a semi-automatic machine pistol called TR-LOKI with detailed labels including dark grey plastic parts, steel components, a silencer, trigger, metal rail, and engravings, along with reference images of person holding the gun.
A beautiful gun weapon concept design by concept artist Miguel Nogueira, featuring alien forms with its rounded form language
An alien concept art of a great sword, by freelance concept artist Miguel Nogueira, featuring yellow and white colors, giving it a sense of nobility and refinement.
Two silver semi-automatic pistols with wooden grips against a black background, marked with 'INDUSEC Argentina' and 'MOD SWAN 44 SPL'.
A silver semi-automatic handgun with a wooden grip, labeled 'INDUSEC ARGENTINA MOD SWAN 45 SPL,' resting on a black surface surrounded by ammunition, photographs, and documents.
Two revolvers on a marble surface, one black and one silver, both with wooden grips.

Weapon and Mech

Sculpting for Concept Design

Here’s where things get mechanical. I build out complex forms with design logic and real-world function in mind. Think weapon systems, robotics, gear, tools—props that actually make sense in your world.

By iterating and testing as I go, I ensure every pixel is designed to support a client’s project goals.

Real-world Reference for Mech Designs

This is how I design original robotic limbs for games, film, and entertainment projects. I have used this process for almost a decade.

I turn to real-world objects for inspiration, no need to reinvent the wheel with complicated formulas.

“It was fantastic working with you on these, you're an exceptional talent with a wonderful work ethic. You had a tasteful process for creative exploration, and your balance of structure and freedom always invigorated our sessions. Looking forward to the future, Miguel.”


— River Gandour,
Director at Dore.