Concept Art

The following is a collection of concept art, renders, progress images, and official stills from the development of What Remains of Edith Finch. For more information about the development of the game's artwork and set design, see CGSociety's The Art of Creating a Game, with Brandon Martynowicz.

Michal Kus

Concept V1.2 of the Finch house. (Link)

Concept V1.3 of the Finch house. (Link)

Concept V2 of the Finch house.
(Link)

Theo Aretos

"Hunger"

Source: Artstation

"The Cannery"

Source: Artstation

"Coronation"

Source: Artstation (Post 1, Post 2)

Finch House

Source: Artstation (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3

Misc

Concept art of the kitchen. (Link)

Concept art of a bedroom. (Link)

Dan Valvo

Sam and Dawn's models by Dan Valvo. (Link)

Barbara, Walter, Rick, and the Hookman's models by Dan Valvo. (Link)

Calvin and Sam's models by Dan Valvo. (Link)

Edith's model by Dan Valvo. (Link)

Lewis' models by Dan Valvo. (Link)

Extras created by Dan Valvo. (Link)

A bear carpet created by Dan Valvo. (Link)

Molly's tomb by Dan Valvo. (Link)

The family totem pole by Dan Valvo. (Link)

Brandon Martynowicz

Scene breakdown of Lewis' room. (Link)

Scene breakdown of Barbara's room. (Link)

Scene breakdown of Dawn's room. (Link)

Scene breakdown of Edie's room. (Link)

Scene breakdown of the Finch basement. (Link)

Scene breakdown of the Finch Forest Coastline. (Link)

Scene breakdown of the Finches' first floor. (Link)Second scene breakdown of the Finches' first floor. (Link)

Scene breakdown of Molly's room. (Link)

Shot of Calvin's swingset. (Link)

Scene breakdown of Calvin and Sam's room. (Link)

Kristen C. (Wong) Altamirano

Lewis's Story

Source: Artstation

Sam's Room

Source: Artstation

Barbara's Room

Source: Artstation

Walter's Room

Source: Artstation

The Twins' Room & Story

Source: Artstation

Molly's Room

Source: Artstation

Sven & Edie's Room

Source: Artstation

Chris Bell

Source: Artstation