I love these kind of video game art and lore books. Anyone else?
Remember back when the physical copy of a game came in a big cardboard box and the manual was a full-on book that had enough lore and concept art stuff in it to keep you entertained and mildly carsick on a long drive somewhere with your parents...? Those were the days, man.
Lmao I didn't think I'd connect with a person over shared nostalgia for being mildly carsick yet here I am.
Nice find. Fallout 4 gets a bad rep but I enjoyed/still enjoy it
Nice. Fallout has a fun aesthetic. Little drab at times, but lots of imagination.
My 2 year old an I enjoy going through my TTRPG books together. He likes the big monsters, like dragons and giants.
Interestingly, He pointed at some characters on a pathfinder first edition book a few days ago and I described one as a cleric and the other as a dwarf. I realized after that I had described one based profession and the other based on race despite knowing that the dwarf in question was Harsk, the iconic ranger. I am a really committed anti-racist, but the work of decolonization never stops.
I have a ton of these art books because the production art is always so cool
Just seeing all the stuff they had planned out and wanted to do is pretty great
People actually get gifts for Easter? Is that a thing? I thought I just conned my mom into buying me a Nintendo the year she converted to Christianity, but it turned out that me being Jewish conned me out of a gift every year...
Morrowind concept art is wack. Tonnes of this shit is just insane and most of it made it in.
https://www.imperial-library.info/content/cover#node-434
Not sure I like the Vivec Temple Canton fire though. Looks much better in-game. I've seen it replicated in mods though.
Ogrim got done dirty too. Legit went from hulking demons to fat Thanos-Shrek monsters with questionable taste in piercings.
