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Bayonetta Developer Shares Employee Art Showcase
Platinum Games, the developer behind games like Bayonetta and The Wonderful 101, recently posted a collection of art pieces unrelated to its games from its employees.
You can check out the whole collection here, which runs the gamut of styles and genres. These pieces were all made during Platinum Games' artists' free time when they weren't working on games. Looking at some of the pieces, it's no surprise to learn they come from Platinum Games, like this one.
Other pieces are a little goofier and would definitely be out of place in games like MadWorld or Vanquish – other titles from Platinum Games.
To see the full gallery with more pieces, head here.
[Source: Platinum Games, via Siliconera]
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