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Stay Awhile And Look At This Gorgeous Wood Engraving Of Diablo's Tristram
Graphic designer Alex Griendling has created yet another video game map on laser-etched wood, this time of Tristram from the Diablo series. This newest project marks Griendling's third collaboration with online art store Neutral Ground as part of a series called Woodlands. In the past, Griendling worked with the company to produce maps of Hyrule and the Mushroom Kingdom.
Similar to his other pieces, Woodlands: Tristram displays Griendling's impressive attention to detail. No space is left empty; trees, rocks, and grass populate the map's blank space.
Here is an image of the artwork in its entirety:
Woodlands: Tristram measures 18-1/2" by 14", features a keyhole slot on the back for hanging purposes, and costs $150. To buy it, head to Neutral Ground's website.
For more cool artwork from Griendling, check out his Star Fox pixel portraits.
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