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By this stage of the game the sky has darkened and the finale seemed more ominous than victorious.

All of the Colossi feature architecture as a distinctive part of their design, but this one is the logical extreme, becoming more architecture than creature. Stuart King says: “My piece of art was inspired by the final Colossus in the game. Judge’s comments: “The best one by a mile – lovely composition, good use of type and colour, I really like the subtle colossus shadow falling from Wander” 2. The shadow cast by the pair is a direct reference to the game’s title, and hopefully makes for an interesting visual.” Samuel Cooke says: “My poster was inspired by the quiet, desolate landscapes and monochromatic colour palettes throughout the game, with the image of Wander and Agro walking through the forest standing out to me in particular. You can see all 50 winners in the Flickr gallery here, and read on for 15 of our favourites, with commentary from Matt. It’s fair to say we were blown away by both the volume and quantity of entries – there was some truly staggering work submitted and it was a pleasure to watch them flow in every day. It won’t be made commercially available anywhere.Īnd the time has now come to reveal the winners. Said tome would be an extremely limited edition – so limited in fact, that the only way to get hold of a copy was to be one of the artists featured in its pages. The premise was simple: you posted your SotC-inspired art on Twitter using the #ColossusArt hashtag, then our judge, celebrated digital artist Matt Taylor, would pick his 50 favourites to feature in a special hardback artbook.

#Shadow of the colossus ps2 colossi Ps4#

A couple of weeks ahead of Shadow of the Colossus triumphant PS4 launch in February, we announced a really cool community art competition.