We are proud to release a new poster for the 2022 video game, STRAY, by artist Dániel Taylor.
As a form of experimental and interactive art, video games are an incredible vehicle for storytelling. We love ‘em, and STRAY is one of the most memorable of the last several years.
Developed by BlueTwelve Studios and published by our friends at Annapurna Studios, STRAY is a work of art. It’s a platformer where you play as a cat, doing all manner of cat things, and explore a neon-infused cybercity inhabited by a robot society and mutant bacteria.
The visual fidelity of the world is brilliant, telling a story not just through gameplay and narrative, but also through the detail of the environmental design and atmosphere.
Dániel is one of our favorite artists. His work so effectively and gorgeously balances color and composition with a sci-fi, surrealist, otherworldly lean. He was a natural fit for the world of STRAY, and we couldn’t be happier.
These go up for sale today (Thursday, 9/12) at 12pm CT at madebymutant.com.
STRAY by Dániel Taylor
24” x 36” Screenprint, Edition of 160, $65
As a form of experimental and interactive art, video games are an incredible vehicle for storytelling. We love ‘em, and STRAY is one of the most memorable of the last several years.
Developed by BlueTwelve Studios and published by our friends at Annapurna Studios, STRAY is a work of art. It’s a platformer where you play as a cat, doing all manner of cat things, and explore a neon-infused cybercity inhabited by a robot society and mutant bacteria.
The visual fidelity of the world is brilliant, telling a story not just through gameplay and narrative, but also through the detail of the environmental design and atmosphere.
Dániel is one of our favorite artists. His work so effectively and gorgeously balances color and composition with a sci-fi, surrealist, otherworldly lean. He was a natural fit for the world of STRAY, and we couldn’t be happier.
These go up for sale today (Thursday, 9/12) at 12pm CT at madebymutant.com.
STRAY by Dániel Taylor
24” x 36” Screenprint, Edition of 160, $65
