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Mondo Art Gallery Teams With Konami For Limited Run Game Posters
Mondo, an Austin, Texas art gallery known for artistic screen prints and posters is joining the gaming world. The organization’s first collaboration is with Konami for a pair of prints based on classic games.
Mashable has the exclusive reveal on these, so you’ll need to head over there to see the full images. But as you can see in the cropped image above, Castlevania is one of the two featured games (by artist Becky Cloonan).
The other features a terrifying nurse from Silent Hill (by artist Sam Wolfe Connelly). Both posters have an alternate color scheme.
All four images will be available in extremely limited numbers beginning at Emerald City Comic-Con starting this Thursday, April 7. There will be 200 Castlevania prints available (100 for the variant). The Silent Hill poster will be more limited, with 125 for the original image and 75 for the variant.
You can read more about Mondo’s work, including more coming from the Konami partnership, and see the full prints at Mashable. You can also visit Mondo's website for a more complete view of the gallery's offerings.
[Source: Mashable]
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