Kids Build Their Own Tiny Worlds Of Warcraft


Last year, World of Warcraft developers Blizzard asked university students to “submit an original 3D environment piece fit for World of Warcraft”. Basically, a digital diorama of a new WoW setting.

After compiling entries for a few months, Blizzard has now revealed the Grand Prize winners, who each receive one hell of a prize package. Alongside some Blizzard swag and a 12-month WoW subscription, the top three artists you’ll see below also scores “a three month mentorship by a member of the World of Warcraft art team, via email or phone critique of portfolio work”.

For a kid trying to break into the business, learning from some of the best can be priceless.

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GRAND PRIZE WINNERS


By Jessica Dinh


By Marie Lazar


By Peter Kyuyoung Lee

HONORABLE MENTION


By Nicholas Dariano


By Kyle Jensen


By Arthur Ramazanov


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