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Bethesda Honors Adam Adamowicz
Last week, Bethesda concept artist Adam Adamowicz passed away from cancer. The company has since published a tribute to him online by showing off his work.
"His artwork and creativity defined our games in so many ways. Many of you have seen his work and seen his unbelievable talents," Bethesda said. "But many of you never got to see who he was as a person. He was full of life. Always drawing, always creating, and always the most entertaining person in the room."
The website displays numerous sets of Adamowicz's work from the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Oblivion DLC, and Fallout 3 in addition to stories from co-workers.
Head over to Bethesda's website to see what people had to say.
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