Margeurite Dabaie is an artist who created concept art for Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind, helping to define the look of the game.
She has made a series of posts on her own website about her concept art for the Riders, Wheels, Weeders (Nogatendites), Yeleni (Odaylings), and Rams (Vingkotlings).
Concept Art by Marguerite Dabaie[]
Early concept of an Odayling scribe and hunter. This group was eventually developed in a different direction as the Yeleni hunters.
Later concept art of an Odayling hunter, now recognizable as a Yeleni.
Concept art of an Odayling tribe member.
Concept art of a Vingkotling (Ram) man and woman.
Concept art of a female charioteer. In the final game, the Wheels retain too much Dara Happan sexism to allow women to drive chariots, but this wasn't pinned down until later.
Concept art of a Wheel chieftain. The focus on tradition and the diagonal hems remain common to Wheels in the finished game.
Concept art of a young Wheel herder.
Concept art of a charioteer woman.
Concept of a Wheel shaman, an idea that didn't end up in the game.
Concept art of a Nogotendites (Weeder) woman.
Concept art of a Nogotendites man.
Concept art of a Rider man, wearing a typical Rider hat.
Concept art of a Rider man. The thigh armor suspended from his belt is often seen on Rider warriors in the finished game.
Concept art of a Rider woman with a "horse mane" hairstyle and prototypical Honor Belt.
Concept art of a Rider warrior.
Concept art of two Rider herders. In the finished game, the size of a Rider's honor belt still indicates their status.
Concept art of a Rider woman.
Concept art of Rider children.