Screenshot artist Andy Cull, whose work we featured last month on Kotaku, is part of a group called Infinite Lives. In this post, you’ll find some “screenshots” from their efforts that represent “the best in video game portraiture”, using a game as the foundation to express photographic art through.
[referenced url=”https://www.kotaku.com.au/2017/12/some-of-2017s-best-video-game-screenshots/” thumb=”https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/t_ku-large/qoks4cexogyctv5wgbkh.gif” title=”Some Of 2017’s Best Video Game Screenshots” excerpt=”Screenshot artist Andy Cull, a man whose work we’ve featured on Kotaku before, has created a gallery with some of his favourite images taken from games he played in 2017. If nothing else, they make for excellent wallpaper.”]
Cull has tried to “showcase shots that capture the many different elements of portrait photography”, and selected 24 images that he felt did the best job of it. Some highlights from that selection are below.
By Nom
By Frans Bouma
By l a n g g i
By Swissendo
By IIron_Star
By DE||2nd
By White Harpy
By Berduu
You can see the rest of the images here.
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2 responses to “Video Game Portraits Are Beautiful Works Of Art”
Just who the heck is that suppose to be above Liara? If you where to look up generic in a dictionary you’d get that guy.
Ok, that’s not Liara, it’s Lexi. Apparently that random guy is from the random game Homefront 2, it doesn’t strike me as a particularly good shot, but I do think he looks a bit too british to be completely generic lol