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Into The Pixel Video Game Art Exhibit Opens For Submissions
Into the Pixel, an art exhibit focused on video games and brought to you by the Academy of Arts & Sciences and the Entertainment Software Association, has opened up for submissions for its 2018 showing.
The art gallery takes art from games and game production and presents them at E3 2018. This means art inside of games or concept art gets displayed from some of the industry's best work. As such, the deadline for submissions is April 20 to give time to pick and curate.
You can find last year's gallery here and the link for submissions as the source link below.
[Source: Into the Pixels]
Our Take
Last year's art looked great. With the breadth and variety of different games this past year with great art, I hope this year's is even better.
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