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Dishonored's art style and aesthetic are among the elements for which it has been praised. The game's dark and dank world is brought to life through the richness of the character and. I go on a poorly-educated discussion of what Dishonored's art style is. Who is it inspired by? Who are the real life artists behind the game's in-game art?Al.

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115 TohavDuudhe • 1 yr. ago Dont get me wrong I absolutely love what they did in the sequels. Everything felt so rich and believable. But no other game has even touched D1s art style. Especially if you get the hd remaster. Everything feels like a painting and the clay character design really shows 68 dthains_art • 1 yr. ago • Edited 1 yr. ago Dishonored is a 2012 action-adventure game developed by Arkane Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. Set in the fictional, plague-ridden industrial city of Dunwall, Dishonored follows the story of Corvo Attano, bodyguard to the Empress of the Isles. The Dishonored concept art can be described as somewhat of a miracle with the elevation of concept elements that are incredibly real and realistic to the player. You will get lost in a concept world with an immersive view. The concept artist of Dishonored is Geoffrey Rosin with his specialty in environmental concept art. Viktor Antonov talks about the process of designing the brand new world of Dishonored and the overall complications of being a visual design director for a g.

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Want to discover art related to dishonored? Check out amazing dishonored artwork on DeviantArt. Get inspired by our community of talented artists. Some of the concept art works for Dishonored 2. Art director: Sébastien Mitton Viktor Antonov worked on the art style for Dishonored. Previously he worked on Half-Life 2. There are some definite aesthetic similarities between the two games. Dunwall feels almost like a. With Dishonored 2's [official site] release hovering on the gaming horizon, I wanted to take a closer look at Arkane's sequel and its distinctive aesthetic with art director, Sébastien Mitton.Our conversation touched on fashion influences, how you approach the art of a sequel, the role of tech advangements and why it's important that Dishonored 2 went with Victorian city-building instead of a.

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In this interview, Dishonored 2's art director Sébastien Mitton explains the visual similarities that tie the world of Dishonored together and why the sequel. For Dishonored, a new game from ZeniMax Media's Arkane Studios, the challenge was similar. Three years ago, the team's art directors began creating an original world that is finally being. Galleries are arranged in the following order: concept art and renders first, in-game art second, additional art third. Picture and gallery captions have periods at the end. Galleries are centered. Gallery pictures should be somehow unique, not reiterations of already present pictures. What art style is Dishonored's based off? Not the game art-style itself but the in-game style that you see in the objective pictures or in Sokolov's paintings 11 12 Share Sort by: Open comment sort options Add a Comment mafiaking1936 • 8 yr. ago Some of it is kind of impressionistic, but a bit more realist than most impressionist paintings. 4

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Art Is it just me or the Dishonored 1 art style is much better than 2 ? I know they tried to make it more vibrant more colorful but its such a change from 1 to 2 , like take a look at this picture and compare it to 2 , in my opinion dishonored 1 did much better. ( many numbers in this reddit post ) 4 13 Sort by: Open comment sort options I guess like most artists, I pretty much instantly fell in love with the style and overall look of the Dishonored games. I wanted to create something based on the awesome material work by Yannick Gombart, in Substance Designer. Hopefully I got close :). I added some extra flourishes that weren't in the source reference, like the yellow lichen, and more water marks, just so I could practise.