I like the simple style. Looks great!

Hi Piusalien! In addition to the good advice Janna gave, I’ll add a few of my thoughts. Let’s answer your question: “ why are studios not responding to my work?” Most studios need concept artist to design characters, props and environments but you only show one character design. The rest are more “splash art illustrations.” If you want to get hired to creat these type of splash art paintings you have to be really good. Please some of the fun Overwatch marketing illustrations new to your images and see if you can spot the differences in quality between where you are now and more images with a more professional finish. It would be good to work on composition, painting and your drawing skills more. I’ll give a few specific comments on the images you submitted. Egg image is a fun illustration but it looks like a “block-in” and not a final rendered painting. I think there could be some more interesting compositional choices besides having the egg take up have the picture frame. Character concept is fun but I would show her in a “T” pose and then show the weapon drawing next to the character pose. Right now the sword is hiding part of the character design. The truck image with a blue ground plane is odd. Why is the ground blue? Characters scale is inconsistent, there are no cast shadows from objects. These are things are all areas for you to explore and improve. Try not to use bla k backgrounds behind the Thunder Cat type character. Your dividing your images into light and dark using a lasso painting technique well but then you need to take the next steps and add middle values. So the number one thing you need to decide is if you’re going to be a concept artist or a illustrator then make sure your portfolio reflects that. Then make sure your art in the portfolio matches the quality level of what’s currently being done in that industry. I hope that helps. Good luck with your journey!