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Doom, Halo 5, And Inside Among Art Boss 2017 Finalists On Display At GDC
GDC and Iam8bit revealed its finalists today for the Art Boss 2017 collection. Art Boss is a showcase for artists in the industry, giving them recognition for their amazing work. A variety of games ended up making it as finalists, from Dishonored 2 to Abzu to The Witness and The Elder Scrolls: Online - One Tamriel. This honor means they'll be on display during this year's GDC, which runs from February 27 to March.
You can view all 13 finalists at Iam8bit's site, and see for yourself all the mesmerizing artwork that got them recognized, but here's a list games that artwork will be on display from:
- Doom
- Guild Wars 2 - Heart of Thorns
- Edge of Nowhere
- Halo 5
- The Banner Saga 2
- The Elder Scrolls Online - One Tamriel
- Abzu
- The Witness
- Inside
- Dishonored
- Adrift
- Toy Odyssey
- Dwarves and Warborn
As you can see, there's a host of art from different games, from triple-A to indies along with several genres are on display, such as MMORPGs, shooters, action, and more.
Our Take
Do yourself a favor and check out all the finalists on the site. The lineup has an impressive variety, and I always appreciate artists getting their time to shine like this.
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