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An Artistic Ode To Super Mario Odyssey
One of the things I love most about video games is their ability to transport players to new and magical worlds, and no other game in 2017 delivered on that promise quite like Super Mario Odyssey. Sure, I enjoyed exploring Aloy's robot dinosaur-laden landscape and spent more time than I care to admit fighting off aliens in Destiny 2, but no game offered more unbridled joy and creativity than our heroic plumber's latest adventure.
But I didn't just play through Odyssey with a big dopey smile on my face the entire time – I also took screenshots. And because I can be a highfalutin artsy type from time to time, I decided to run them through an app filter like those cool (and maybe ironic?) millennials do. So without further, here is my artistic ode to Super Mario Odyssey.
Note: Some of the images may contain spoilers for Super Mario Odyssey. Also, click on any image to view/download a larger version.
Metamorphosis
Slack
Trending Tweet
The Unexpected
Life Electric
Afternoon Nap
Greed
Ode To The Open Sea
Dodging A Bullet
Heading East
Coming Up Next: Another wing of Super Mario Odyssey art...you know, like in a museum.
Bait
A Song For The Hero
The Storyteller
Moving Violation
A Friendly Boost
Austerity
A Song Amongst Friends
Mass Surveillance
On Vacation
Coming Up Next: Did we save the best for last? Of course not – art doesn't work like that, it's all about what speaks to you. Anyway, we got more pictures on the next page...
Approaching The Palace Gates
Pyramid In Moonlight
Perspective
Dragon Rider
The Final Ascent
Congratulations...
...And Condolences
Reflections From Nowhere
A Journey's End
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