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Forza Motorsport 4 Speed Paintings Show Off Amazing Talent
There are some things I look at and can fool myself into believing are within my grasp. With enough physical training and the right equipment I could probably scale Mt. Everest (Lies!). I have no doubt that with enough time and practice, I could get to competition-level for a fighting game (never going to happen, because I don't have the patience). Then there are moments where I just stare mouth agape and know that no amount of preparation and patience would allow me to come close.
Meet Justin Way, an artist with an unusual medium. His canvases are the cars of Forza Motorsport 4, and he's shared with us his speed paintings of popular game images. There are more on his channel, but we've selected Death from Darksiders II and his Mass Effect 3 work to showcase here. You can see them below and check out Justin's channel for more.
With a new Forza coming for the Xbox One, we're looking forward to seeing what Justin and others can come with up.
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