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Into The Pixel 2015 Art Exhibition Includes 18 Works From Recent And Upcoming Games
The Entertainment Software Association and Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences have announced the art work selected for this year's Into the Pixel exhibit. This year's selections represent games large and not-so-large, released and yet-to-be delivered.
This year's Into the Pixel exhibit, the twelfth such show, will coincide with E3 next week. The 18 works selected will be on display in the Los Angeles Convention Center's Concourse Foyer from June 16 through June 18.
If you like what you see, you can check out Into the Pixel Exhibition selections from 2014, 2013, and 2012. Each of the images below can be clicked to enlarge.
Title: Armikrog Emerald Room
Game: Armigrog
Artists: Ed Schofield, Samantha Cadier, Mike Dietz, Bree Paulsen
Developer: Pencil Test Sudios
Publisher: Versus Evil
Title: The Slums
Game: Assassin's Creed Syndicate
Artists: Hugo Puzzuoli
Developer: Ubisoft Quebec
Publisher: Ubisoft
Title: Rendain
Game: Battleborn
Artists: Herman Ng
Developer: Gearbox Software
Publisher: 2K Games
Title: The Graveyard
Game: Destiny
Artists: Dorje Bellbrook
Developer: Bungie
Publisher: Activision
Title: The Protector's Arrival
Game: Far Cry 4
Artists: Kay Huang
Developer: Ubisoft Montreal, Ubisoft Toronto
Publisher: Ubisoft
Title: Fallen Logs
Game: Guild Wars 2
Artists: Theo Prins
Developer: ArenaNet
Publisher: NCSoft
Title: Gnomes versus Goblins
Game: Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft
Artists: Laurel Austin
Developer: Blizzard Entertainment
Publisher: Blizzard Entertainment
Title: A Rock And A Hard Place
Game: King's Quest
Artists: Evan Cagle
Developer: The Odd Gentlemen
Publisher: Sierra
Title: Good Knight Stories
Game: King's Quest
Artists: Evan Cagle
Developer: The Odd Gentlemen
Publisher: Sierra
Title: Labyrinth
Game: Monument Valley
Artists: David Fernández-Huerta
Developer: ustwo games
Publisher: ustwo
Title: Adrift
Game: Never Alone
Artists: Dima Veryovka
Developer: E-Line Media / Seattle and Upper One Games
Publisher: E-Line Media
Title: Ori and Naru
Game: Ori and the Blind Forest
Artists: Johannes Figlhuber, Max Degen
Developer: Moon Studios
Publisher: Microsoft Studios
Title: The World Needs Heroes
Game: Overwatch
Artists: Arnold Tsang
Developer: Blizzard Entertainment
Publisher: Blizzard Entertainment
Title: The Night Shift
Game: Quantum Break
Artists: Ville Joonas Assinen
Developer: Remedy Entertainment
Publisher: Microsoft Studios
Title: Blackwall Vista
Game: The Order: 1886
Artists: Martin Bergstrom
Developer: Ready at Dawn
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America
Title: The Trip Trap Tavern
Game: The Wolf Among Us
Artists: David Bogan (Models: Jason Findley, Steve Moore, Megan Gritzfeld, Erik Ose)
Developer: Telltale Games
Publisher: Telltale Games
Title: Lived In Kitchen
Game: What Remains of Edith Finch
Artists: Theo Aretos
Developer: Giant Sparrow
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment - Santa Monica Studio External Development
Title: Grommash Maquette
Game: World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor
Artists: Brian Fay
Developer: Blizzard Entertainment
Publisher: Blizzard Entertainment
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