Hollow signed at the Louvre Gateway with this amazing work of art

When we talk about video games and their place in the French cultural scene, we certainly do not think of expressing an opus. Dark souls In a shop window in the museum, though it should be The best game ever. Still, Eva Troy is a multi-award winning British artist for her paintings. The latter drew a great work themed around Saga Halo, Which is temporarily on display in the Louvre.

From Sunday, December 11 to Sunday, December 19, you will be able to enjoy this magnificent painting that reflects Master Chef, one of the most beautiful museums in the world. For those who are not far from London, be aware that the original image of this painting is on display in the Witness Gallery until December 19th. Following the revelation of her artwork, Eva Troy says:

⁇ This painting expresses my love for the Hollow Universe and its storytelling, I know what it means to fans of the series. I wanted everything from the colors to the characters to be perfect, I had to re-draw Master Chief fifty times, but also for the job of telling a story. I hope those who watch this will feel shaped with love and respect for the world of Hollow, which was a wonderful experience for me. ⁇

To create it, he worked with the entire team of artists and Studio 343 Industries. Fans of the video game Saga Halo The hero at the center of the painting is easily recognizable, but some enemies of Zeta Hollow’s chaotic universe and Master Chief.

⁇ The project was so close to the hearts of team members that they would often talk about memories of Hollow on the Xbox. They put their hearts to work, it united us, and everyone worked hard to make the project a success. ⁇

Celebrating the release of Hollow Infinite

This work was published as part of a publication The halo is infiniteAvailable for purchase and download from December 8 on Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S and Windows PC. It can also be found through the Xbox Game Pass. Narratively, it’s a masterpiece that re-focuses the Master Chief as a hero, illustrating the artist’s desire, which puts him at the center of his work, especially as the character celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.