Okay I might double post so if mod saw this please help me fix it for once

Also keep in mind the image will look blurry or wonky due to my phone's camera is crap when shooting with only a dim light. Also Google photo seems to diminish to resolution...
Furthermore, the book was pretty heavy even though I used to have a text book that was way heavier than this one, taking it out made me felt like a museum artifact appraiser or something... I have to take the book out with care...
Bastion's concept looks more ugly than he is now imo...
This D. Va concept I am more fond to, sure it doesn't look as attractive as how D. Va is now but I feel this is a bit more realistic and practical... however she sure does look more a bit like a teenager, so that's a problem.
Question: Which Genji & Hanzo concept do you like? And also one of them is the concept that was split to create Hanzo and Genji.
So McCree was base on this Starcraft artwork...
I'm... pretty sure most Overwatch fans have already seen Mei's concept art, like these two:
Mei looks more like a Chinese on the left than she is now imo...
Has anyone seen this concept art? So I guess Mei was suppose to be a hot and serious Canadian.
Ghibli fans might know who these two are... this is from Phrah concept artwork...
I love this Reaper mask, which is way more edgy than his current mask, also his Hell Fire were more like Sombra's, which I think it could be very OP:
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, these are the Sombra concept, I prefer the far right a lot... sorry if the pic is blurry but man she looks way more cooler. The left one is also pretty cool
Symmetra concept...
I know this Tracer doesn't make her look like a British but hey, I also like this concept:
And forget about the movement studies... they were a bit boring...
And yeah, Tracer was supposed to look like Mercy I guess, or I can also guess Mercy was going to be Tracer.
Besides character concept sketches and artworks there were skins, event skins, sprays, icons, and much much more. It really felt like I was in an Overwatch artwork exhibit when reading these.