>>282087736
Try churning 20+ pages of that shit each week, let's see how well you'll do

>>282087775
do you realize concept art is literally designed to take 2 hours at best per illustration?

>hourly retarded question thread

>>282087736
>is there a technical reason why 30 pages of drawings drawn on a weekly/biweekly basis look worse than one single isolated drawing
gee anon i dunno

>>282087801
Yeah, 2 hours for 1 drawing, and a manga chapter is made up of dozens of them

>>282087801
Not the kind of page you put in the OP. Also every page has multiple panels to illustrate and the more complex the initial design the harder it is to redraw it over and over

>>282087912
>>282087920
you can use 3D to speed up the process.

>>282087736
>>/ic/

>>282087736
Concept art is the artists going crazy with all the designs they would want to have for their characters.
The finished product is often comparatively boring as fuck because the publishers want board appeal and minimal risk, which causes alot of shit to be generic and samey.

>>282087736
At most you will find art of that quality on tank covers.

>>282087931
You can use AI, too
AI manga is the future, sirs

Concept art doesn't have to be produced on a tight schedule, published continuously over many years. You simply work on the pieces then present them when they're done and that's it. You're not cranking out 15-25 images every week, or 30-45 images every month, for years and years and years while having to maintain logical continuity between images as well as a fairly uniform style, while also having the burden of writing a story to go along with the art.

A concept artist's job is a lot simpler, they can just focus on the art work. They might imagine a narrative to go along with the art to help them create the image, but they don't have to write dialogue or scripts, nor do they even have to worry about logical continuity as the concept art is simply there as an idea rather than a true finished work in its own right.