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2016 Into The Pixel Exhibit Winners Announced
Each year at E3, in the concourse between halls, there is an exhibit featuring gorgeous artwork featuring characters, landscapes, and concepts from recent and upcoming games. The winners for the 2016 Into the Pixel exhibit have been announced, and you can see the images below.
This year’s exhibit was selected by a jury of artists and curators. They are:
- Bob Rafei, Big Red Button Entertainment, Founder, CEO and Visual Director
- Glenn Phillips, Getty Research Institute, Curator, Modern & Contemporary Collections
- Matt Hall, Amazon Game Studios/Double Helix, Senior Concept Artist
- Nora Dolan - Independent Curator
- Patricia Lanza, The Annenberg Space for Photography, Director of Talent and Content
- Seth Spaulding, Blizzard Entertainment, Senior Art Manager
Fourteen works were chosen from across genres, from games large and small. You can see the selections below (in alphabetical order by game title) and at the Los Angeles Convention Center from June 14 through 16. You can click each image to enlarge it.
Game: Dishonored 2
Title: Corvo
Artist: Sergei Kolesov
Developer: Arkane Studios
Publisher: Bethesda Softworks
Game: Dreadnought
Title: Corvette in Hanger
Artist: Yuriy Mazurkin, Mathias Wiese
Developer: Yager Development, Six Foot
Publisher: Grey Box
Game: Edge of Nowhere
Title: Cliff Walk
Artist: David Guertin
Developer: Insomniac Games
Publisher: Oculus Studios
Game: Far Cry Primal
Title: Takkar Face
Artist: Patrick Lambert
Developer: Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher: Ubisoft
Game: Guild Wars 2
Title: Dwarven Valley
Artist: Daniel Dociu
Developer: ArenaNet
Publisher: NCSOFT
Game: Headlander
Title: The Sattelite Chalet
Artist: Derek Brand
Developer: Double Fine
Publisher: Adult Swim Games
Game: Layers of Fear
Title: Red Riding Hood
Artist: Paweł Kot
Developer: Bloober Team
Publisher: Aspyr
Game: League of Legends
Title: Lunar Revel
Artist: League Art Team
Developer: Riot Games
Publisher: Riot Games
Game: No Man's Sky
Title: Eclipse
Artist: Concept Artist - Kuldar Leement
Developer: Hello Games
Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment America, LLC
Game: ReCore
Title: Dungeon Concept
Artist: Todd Keller, Kip Carbone
Developer: Armature Studio, Comcept, Microsoft Studios
Publisher: Microsoft Studios
Game: Rush Blast
Title: A Mother's Imperative
Artist: Chris Chamberlain, Tommy Kinnerup, Esben Rasmussen
Developer: Neoglyphic Entertainment
Publisher: Neoglyphic Entertainment
Game: Song of the Deep
Title: Merryn's Leviathan
Artist: Sing Ji
Developer: Insomniac Games
Publisher: Gametrust
Game: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Title: Geralt and Ciri
Artist: Bartłomiej Gaweł
Developer: CD Projekt Red
Publisher: CD Projekt Red
Game: Unravel
Title: Tire Swing
Artist: Martin Sahlin, Dick Adolfsson, Henrik Söder, Mikael Kainulainen, Leif Holm
Developer: ColdWood Interactive
Publisher: Electronic Arts
For more Into the Pixel you can check out galleries from 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, and 2011.
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