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About GC Art
GC Art (@gc_conceptart) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. The account has 21,591 followers and 265 published posts. Recent posts average 3,238 likes and 43 comments, an engagement rate of 15.94%.
With 21.6K followers, GC Art is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 598 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 36 followers per account GC Art follows. GC Art uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files GC Art under Artist, with Art & DIY as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for GC Art runs to 16 words across 5 lines. The bio tags #artist, #illustrator and #conceptartist. The latest activity Flinque has on record for GC Art dates from June 2026.
265 Posts
All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for GC Art are carousels. 265 published posts give GC Art a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 81 followers for each post published. All 10 carry captions, averaging 188 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include folks, piece, think, soon and guys. The captions tag #art, #noai, #illustration, #warhammer40k and #halo.
This is the day Garviel Loken realized Chaos was real.
Deep in the Whisperhead Mountains, the Captain of the 10th Company of the Luna Wolves went searching for Sergeant Xavyer Jubal.
In front of him stood a brother... who was no longer his brother.
I wanted to capture the moment that hit me hardest from the first book of The Horus Heresy. That silence on the descent before the betrayal. Darkness, fog, and something you can’t quite name.
What would you have done in his place?
#warhammer40k #lunawolves #noAI #art #illustration
Warhammer 40k is back on this page!
Shythes of the Emperor.
Redrawn with the look of the short Astartes (which is now my favorite look for the Astartes and which I'm applying to all my pieces in this universe).
As you know, I'm not an expert on this universe, and I admit, when I saw these chapters in the Robotsvdinosaurs design stories a while ago, I thought they were custom chapters, and only when I started working on this piece did I see their canon story.
And damn! It's definitely cool! And this is my piece dedicated entirely to them.
What do you think?
Remember to check out my other social media and don't miss daily updates in the stories...
New Warhammer 40k pieces coming soon!
Take care, guys! See you soon!
#noAI #warhammer40k #Art #illustration #warhammercommunity
My first Marathon piece!
And is entirely focused on a "generic" Runner, who is none other than the character we see running in the first trailer. And with a small change, he becomes much cooler (forgive me, but the purple helmet was just out of place for me).
I read that this character later became one we see in the game, but what I'm wondering is: is it really a bad thing to leave "generic" characters? Do they have to be so distinctive that they have strange headgear?
I remember a time when in video games, soldiers were soldiers and you could tell right away, pilots were pilots, etc. The characters didn't need lipstick or strange headgear (regardless of whether they were sci-fi, cyberpunk, or something else)... I don't know if I can convey the idea.
Marathon is a strange game to me. It has a visual style that completely captivates me (characters in reserve), but the gameplay isn't really my cup of tea (and obviously, that's not the game's fault).
And this is the limbo I find myself in with this game. And that's why I wanted to try something new...
What do you think?
Remember to check out my other social media and, as always...
Take care, guys! See you soon!
#noAi #art #illustrations #digital_art #marathon
We all know how cool the Spartans II are, but I think we forget about these guys too often.
I think the Spartans III are among the most underrated Halo characters. Their canonical history (especially the early companies) could be a great plot for a standalone Halo game or series.
This piece is a scrapped version of a commission I did not long ago that I worked on in my spare time.
This big guy is armed with an SRS99C-S2 AM (in its HCE version) and a silenced SMG.
The Mirage (along with the Mjolnir MK V) is the most accomplished re-style of Halo Infinite in my opinion, and although canonically it is a later version of the classic SPI, I think it's a perfect visual update for that armor.
What do you think?
Remember to check out my other social media and as always...
Take care, guys! See you soon!
#halo #HaloSpotlight #art #illustrations #digital_art
Young ODST Tarkov wasn't so lucky this time...
Over the years, I've painted several pieces based on my vision of the Halo universe. Most of them reimagine the UNSC, with its Spartans, Marines, ODSTs, etc. It's time to give the other faction a redesign as well.
As you know, I'm a big fan of the Elites (both as enemies in the games and as Halo characters), but these big "apes" have also earned a small place among my favorite in-game "enemies."
I'll say right away that my favorites are the brutes we see in H2A-H3 and H-Reach, each for different reasons. The H2A ones, in my opinion, have the best physical appearance, the H3 ones have the best armor, while the H-Reach ones (despite not being a community favorite) have that touch of roughness that I've always appreciated more than the H2 ones.
So for this piece, I aimed to blend these elements. The physical appearance of this beast is that of H2A, with a more flattened snout and a wider mouth that reveals its teeth. The armor's shapes are inspired by those of H3, with the return of their iconic helmet. For the coloring, I decided to bring in something that didn't make it into the finished game, taking inspiration from Isaac Hannaford's original concepts. From Halo Reach, I tried to bring back some decorative elements and the use of different straps and bands on the body. And of course, he had to be armed with their Brute Spiker. And of course, in this piece, I had to try to showcase their brutality on the battlefield, taking trophies from the enemies they kill.
And that's all for this piece, what do you think?
Remember to check out my other social media, and as always...
Take care, guys! See you soon!
#halo #HaloSpotlight #art #illustrations #digital_art
W40k meets Halo again!
If the ODSTs are Astartes, the Spartans can only be Primaris!
Second piece based on this strange meshup of two universes I love, and obviously I couldn't help but choose the Blue Team for this piece.
As with the ODSTs, I tried to redesign the characteristic pieces of Spartan armor to make them visually work in the 40k universe. The helmet takes its inspiration from the front of the classic Blue Team Spartan helmet, simplifying its shape and incorporating it into the Primaris helmet shell. The chest plate is inspired by the iconic MK IV and features the numbers of each Spartan along with the project logo, which for this meshup was redesigned to blend in with the Imperial eagle. The shoulders and legs are redesigned to carry some references to their Mjolnir counterpart, with more regular geometric shapes but still very heavy like the Primaris ones. Each team member carries a heavy boltor and a redesigned boltor pistol to match the scope of the Halo M6, along with extra magazines.
And for these guys, I tried to find the right balance between the Primaris and Spartan look.
What do you think?
Check out my other social media and, as always...
Take care, guys! See you soon!
#noAI #warhammer40k #Art #illustration #halo
This is what happens when W40k meets Halo!
ASTARTES - ODSTs ready to jump into hell!
Tactical Team Alpha Nine. Obvious transposition of the team we see in Halo 3 ODST.
When I started working on this piece, the first question I asked myself was: how do I merge two universes with very different designs?
Choosing the Astartes as a base, I tried to redesign the characteristic pieces of the ODST armor to make them work visually in the 40k universe. Starting with the helmet, I inserted the characteristic ODST visor inside the Astartes helmet shell, redesigning part of the cheekpieces and adapting its shape. The ODST chest plate mounts as a reinforcement to the classic Astartes chest armor. The shoulders and legs are redesigned with shapes that reflect the bulk of their original ODST counterparts. As for their weapons, I didn't completely change the original look of the boltor, but I did equip it with a silencer for some team members and a scope and an extended stock for the group's marksman.
Overall, I tried to find the right balance between the bulky look of the Astartes Firstborn and the more compact design of the ODSTs.
What do you think?
Check out my other social media accounts, and as always...
Take care, guys! See you soon!
#noAI #warhammer40k #Art #illustration #halo
Today, a piece dedicated entirely to the Retributors and the Astartes short.
It's no secret that I've become increasingly passionate about Warhammer 40k in recent years, but I've never revealed what made me passionate about this great universe.
It was the Astartes short that started to visually connect me to this universe, and everything grew from there, growing stronger and stronger until now. And I can't wait to see the second one, which looks magnificent.
Now, I don't exactly call myself an expert—in fact, I'm still a novice—but I can say without hesitation that these guys are awesome. And the Retributors visually embody my ideal Astartes. I love their proportions and their essential nature. Their armor doesn't have excessive heraldry, nor are it full of colors or ostentatious details; they are what an Astartes is meant to be: a heavy front-line soldier.
This is the first time I've dedicated a piece to these guys, and I hope you appreciate it. It's a little late compared to many others, but that's because I think I've only now developed the skills to bring you a piece about them...
What do you think? Remember to check out my other social media, and as always...
Take care, guys! See you soon!
#noAI #warhammer40k #Art #illustration #warhammercommunity
Today, a piece depicting the contemporary CSH Denel Rooivalk, a South African attack helicopter during a mission.
This is my first time doing a piece about a helicopter, and I have to admit it was a lot of fun and interesting.
I definitely want to do more pieces set in modern times, both about characters and vehicles and aircraft. This is the second this year, following the CoD character piece.
What do you think? Would you like to see more pieces like this?
Of course, I'll never abandon the themes I've already covered; sci-fi will always be a big part of my love, followed, as you know, by ancient and medieval history (with the first pieces coming soon), and fantasy.
Remember to check out my other social media, and as always...
Take care, guys, and see you soon!
#art #noai #helicopter #military #militaryaviation
An officer, defiant of danger, urges his men to charge during a night battle.
A piece about World War I painted not long ago. It's part of a writing project for an alternative version of how things happened.
I'm increasingly fascinated by this period of history, which I admit I've never delved into in depth.
I'll be back working on new historical pieces soon. I hope to return to ancient Rome and Greece, maybe do some mythology pieces, which I wouldn't mind at all, and something about the Middle Ages will be coming this year.
What do you think?
Remember to keep an eye on my stories for project updates and some new stuff coming soon, and as always...
Take care, guys! See you soon!
#Art #historical #illustration #soldier #noai
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GC Art's engagement
GC Art's engagement rate on Instagram is 15.94%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 6 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 75 to 1, with 3,238 likes and 43 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
Engagement rate
15.94%
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- Avg comments
- 43
- Interactions : followers
- 1 : 6
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GC Art (@gc_conceptart) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. GC Art uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for GC Art runs to 16 words across 5 lines.
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GC Art has 21,591 followers on Instagram (21.6K). Set against 598 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 36 followers per account GC Art follows. 265 published posts give GC Art a moderate archive on Instagram.
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GC Art's engagement rate on Instagram is 15.94%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 6 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 75 to 1, with 3,238 likes and 43 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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Flinque files GC Art under Artist, with Art & DIY as a secondary category. All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for GC Art are carousels. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for GC Art repeatedly use the words folks, piece, think, soon and guys. GC Art's captions carry hashtags such as #art, #noai and #illustration. GC Art writes those captions mainly in English. The bio tags #artist, #illustrator and #conceptartist.
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