You can’t deny that Fornite has style.
Fortnite has no qualms with changing up its style and look, and for the game’s second chapter and battle pass Epic Games commissioned artists from around the world to create fresh sprays, skins and screens for the experience.
Two Melbourne artists were commissioned as part of a wider group to create custom loading screens for players, George Rose and Justine McAllister. They’re the first Australian artists commissioned by Epic to work on Fortnite, and Rose produced six Australian-inspired sprays for Chapter Two, making Australia the first country to have a nationally-themed in-game element.
Below you’ll see the loading screens from all the artists, as well as the Aussie sprays from Rose.
All sprays: George Rose
[referenced url=”https://www.kotaku.com.au/2018/03/fine-art-the-art-of-fortnite/” thumb=”https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload//dy5ltv6sfsx8f9epd9cn.gif” title=”Fine Art: The Art Of Fortnite” excerpt=”It sometimes feels as though Fortnite has come out of nowhere to become the biggest game on the planet, but of course it had to come from somewhere. Such as the imaginations of these artists, who helped bring Epic’s shooter to life.”]
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