Fine Art: Titanfall Fish Markets Struggling For Business

Fine Art: Titanfall Fish Markets Struggling For Business

It’s been two years since we last showcased the art of James Paick. In that time, he’s worked on projects like Titanfall, so it’s time to take another look.

I love this kind of Titanfall art. Yeah, the giant robots and spaceships are cool, but this environmental stuff does a better job than the game itself of giving you the sense the universe is alive, and not just a series of combat arenas.

You can see more of James’ art at his studio’s site and CGHub page.

Fine Art: Titanfall Fish Markets Struggling For Business
Fine Art: Titanfall Fish Markets Struggling For Business
Fine Art: Titanfall Fish Markets Struggling For Business
Fine Art: Titanfall Fish Markets Struggling For Business
Fine Art: Titanfall Fish Markets Struggling For Business
Fine Art: Titanfall Fish Markets Struggling For Business
Fine Art: Titanfall Fish Markets Struggling For Business
Fine Art: Titanfall Fish Markets Struggling For Business

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