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Microsoft Commissions Stunning Halo Wars 2 Posters
To celebrate the launch of Halo Wars 2, 343 Industries partnered with three artists to create a series of stunning character posters. Even if you just a fan of the original Halo series, you might still be interested in some of these art pieces.
Halo Wars releases on February 21 for Xbox One and PC, but if you're interested in snagging a few of these neat posters, keep your eye on the Xbox and Halo Twitter channels over the next few weeks to learn how to get your own limited-edition print. Below is a look at the posters as well as a short bio from each artist.
Grzegorz 'Gabz' Domaradzki: who started his career as an illustrator and graphic designer, has evolved his art over the years with a focus on keeping his work intriguing and captivating. Putting pen to paper, Gabz designs by hand before perfecting his work digitally. Gabz has lent his artistic style to several iconic franchises including Star Wars, Batman, Iron Man, and many more.
Kevin Tong: U.S. based artist Kevin Tong has built a name for himself over the past decade through his intricate portrayal of mainstream entertainment. His portfolio includes work throughout the film, music, and book universe including work for The Black Keys, Mulholland Drive, Aliens, and most recently Akira Kurosawa's RAN.
Craig Drake: began his career in animation and freelance design, channels classic movie posters and modern pop-culture to bring his art deco inspired visions to life. You can see Craig’s use of sleek, sharp lines in his work for Pulp Fiction, Mad Max, Back to the Future, and most recently Disney’s Mulan.
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