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Jeremy Chan
Jeremy Chan is a concept artist and illustrator based in Toronto, Canada. He specializes in props, environments, and mech designs, using mundane objects and various things in daily life to inspire mechanical designs.
An environment design
based on near future sci fi and gothic architecture, exploring ways to combine the two aesthetics while retaining a mechanical look.
A scifi kettle
that combines aesthetics of an existing franchise with minimalistic future elements.
A spaceship design
using motifs from an episode of the Gundam series. The thrusters, shield, and overall shape dynamics take note from the erratic pacing of a particular episode.
Prop designs
based on combining gothic and scifi elements, using travelling and storage as the basis of function.
A Mars mining robot
designed for a near future setting where Mars and Earth undergo political conflict. The winding cables, bulky body fitted for digging underground, and slightly rounded shapes are a reflection of Earth’s tight grip on Mars searching for independence.
A version of near-future scifi Hong Kong
focusing on mall exteriors, spaces of travel, and growing wealth, mirroring the prosperity of Hong Kong’s post-WW2 financial success. Inspired by travels I took a few years back, and conversations between family.
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