With a strong focus on concept art and worldbuilding, Worldbuilders Academy offers in-depth courses, mentorships, and community support to guide artists at every stage of their creative journey.
Founded by seasoned professionals and industry veterans, the platform is known for its high-quality content, hands-on learning experiences, and strong ties to studios like Marvel, DC, Netflix, and Riot Games.
- 10-Week Mentorship with José Vega
This intensive mentorship is led by José Vega (Senior Concept Artist at Wizards of the Coast), focusing on personal feedback, critique-based learning, and project-based development. With lifetime access to recordings, structured curriculum guides, and weekly interactive sessions via Discord, the program has helped hundreds of students create industry-ready portfolios.
- Bonus Access
Enrolling in mentorships unlocks lifetime access to the Environment Concept Art Foundations course—a critical toolkit for developing a professional visual language and creative workflow.
Worldbuilders Workshop works with instructors who are active in the entertainment industry, contributing to franchises such as:
Magic: The Gathering
Castlevania
Warner Bros.
Sony
Riot Games
These professionals bring years of production experience and a wealth of industry insight to every session.
Community & Support
At the heart of Worldbuilders is a strong community of learners and creators. Students interact through private Discord channels, share feedback, and collaborate on projects. The supportive environment mimics the dynamics of real-world studios and helps prepare artists for professional teamwork and critique.
Student Success
The platform regularly features Student Spotlight showcases, celebrating impressive projects like stylized airships, modular kits, and cinematic environments. Testimonials highlight the clarity of instruction, real-time feedback, and the actionable structure of each course.
“The concept sprint is about learning to be decisive with your design choices and honing in on your workflow. Ultimately, you have to determine what you can execute in the given timeframes.” – Jordan Albro
“Very good workshop that allows you to explore and get used to workflows you can then easily use in your projects or jobs.” – Lucas Hoarau