The world of The Last of Us is designed to draw players into post-apocalyptic environments that have been ravaged by a deadly and incurable disease. As such, the art design and style of the game is depressingly impressive.
To coincide with the release of the remastered edition of The Last of Us for the PlayStation 4, artists from Naughty Dog have created a series of artworks envisioning a post apocalyptic future for real world locations.
These hauntingly exquisite digital paintings were created by John Walters and Peter Baustaedter. They showcase popular international locations, such as the Sydney Opera House, Paris’ Eiffel Tower and Rome’s Pantheon, among others, each of which have been re-designed in the brutally beautiful art style of the game.
The results are breathtaking and offer a stark reminder that nothing lasts forever.
If you enjoyed this post and the featured artwork, then please make sure to visit the respective websites of the artists (John Walters and Peter Baustaedter) and share their work for all to see.
[Sources: Peter Baustaedter, PlayStation Lifestyle, John Walters]
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