Stephen Molyneaux was one of the artists on Detective Pikachu, and his work—helping “translate the wonderful designs…
Raul Aguiar is an illustrator and graphic designer from Brazil who has worked in video games, children’s books and…
For the past few days, I’ve had the pleasure of reading a copy of Raid, a magazine featuring a bunch of super…
Steve Shi is a concept artist and illustrator who has done work for companies like Bethesda, Treyarch and Amazon.
I’ve played through Pokémon Blue, Red, and Yellow dozens of times. Those games’ starters will always have a special…
Daniel Joustra is an artist at Guerrilla Games, the developers of Killzone and Horizon Zero Dawn. He’s also worked…
It’s that time of year again! Time for indie Japanese games store Meteor to hold their annual Famicase exhibition,…
One of the main reasons I run Fine Art every night is that I’m fascinated by the earliest origins of the characters…
Ala Kapustka is a concept artist and illustrator who works for CD Projekt Red, the developers of The Witcher series…
Richard Dumont is a freelance artist who has worked for companies like Ready At Dawn and Guerrilla Games.
Two years out from its release, the Nintendo Switch’s user interface design remains incredibly minimalist and…
Visual design studio Karakter (who we’ve featured for their Game of Thrones work) were brought on by Ubisoft to help…
Hideo Kojima’s 1994 classic Policenauts is definitely not in HD, so EA artist Robert Smith has decided to try and…
Even Mehl Amundsen is an artist from Norway who has worked for companies like Blizzard, Riot and Wizards of the…
With Endgame now out, I thought tonight might be a good time to take a look at this incredible 3D model of Scarlett…
Art house Cook & Becker’s latest line of game prints features huge, original pieces from World of Warcraft, with more from Diablo and StarCraft coming soon.
mist XG is an artist from China who currently works at Riot Games.
War of the Spark, Magic: The Gathering’s next expansion, features the game’s largest collection of Planeswalker…
Ah yes, the Nintendo 64 and Sony PlayStation, machines we remember best for their ability to *checks notes* fire…