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The propaganda he made is for the Bioshock series, specifically Bioshock Infinite due next year! Each propaganda or ad is for an element of the game, whether it's a new ability or feature.
ASU Digital Media 194 Fall 2012 |
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![]() Jorge Lacera is an artist for Irrational Games. Jorge was originally hired by Irrational Games as a storyboard artist but has since expanded into conceptual roles as well. As a storyboard artist he helps plan cinematic moments and as a concept artist he helps with concept design, props, and worlds for the game. He hasn't worked on any games before the Bioshock series. The propaganda he made is for the Bioshock series, specifically Bioshock Infinite due next year! Each propaganda or ad is for an element of the game, whether it's a new ability or feature.
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Amber Steeno
9/23/2012 11:49:34 am
I freaking adore the Bioshock series. That is seriously some creepy and completely legitimate propaganda that this guy made. I always stopped to look at all the poster in-game. Good times. That aside, I really like the artist’s choice in font. It looks kind of gothic to me, which fits well into the theme and subjects of his posters. His use of dark, bold colors is also interesting and definitely makes the text stand out even more than usual.
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Tiffany Harnden
9/23/2012 12:48:55 pm
Alright, so the second one is the one I'm going to focus on. The drawing of the devil is very well done. The sword doubles as a tail which was clever. The Gothic style text was well chosen and the color choice was appropriately suited for this one. The wording though is what bugs me. The devil is supposed to be in hell, not heaven and so that seems to me like it is pointing out the flaw in the machinery right there since the devil would not have been there at all. I might be just getting too technical into this but that's just me. Other than that, it is aesthetically pleasing and would draw my attention in passing.
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