Games on PlayStation platforms are renowned for their rich and vibrant artistic history. This is reinforced by PlayStation’s repeated inclusion in Into the Pixel, a videogame-themed art show that runs during E3 annually.
This year sees the induction of two new pieces from PlayStation’s ever-growing pantheon. Remembering, from Naughty Dog’s impending survival epic The Last of Us, portrays a young, reflecting survivor in a post-pandemic world.
The Last of Us
Remembering by John Sweeney
“Lighting played a huge role throughout the creative process on “The Last of Us”. In this piece, I wanted the lighting to feel inviting and illustrate Ellie remembering what life could have been like before the pandemic.”
– John Sweeney, Concept Artist
And representing Wonderbook’s upcoming interactive mystery Diggs Nightcrawler, Three Blind Mice puts a noir spin on the ubiquitous nursery rhyme.
Wonderbook: Diggs Nightcrawler
Three Blind Mice by Christina Faulkner
I really enjoyed working with such a hardworking, dedicated and talented team on Diggs Nightcrawler. For me, it is a major honour to have Diggs be a part of Into the Pixel among a tremendous group of talented artists.
– Tyler Schatz, Moonbot Studios
Growing up, what I loved about video games is that they were set in fully fleshed out, unrealistic worlds that were crazy and cartoony. We wanted to do something like that with Diggs Nightcrawler and I’m really honoured that our work was chosen for Into the Pixel.
– Christina Faulkner, Moonbot Studios
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