Incredible Dream-made Elden Ring Fan Art: FromSoftware games like Dark Souls and Elden Ring have inspired many artists. So it’s not surprising that art has made that tries to capture the same feeling as the games.
The worlds these games show are well thought out and have very different visual styles and art directions. These fan creations usually come in the form of drawings or music. It’s scarce for an artist to re-create a game like Elden Ring in another video game.
Dreams will be on the PlayStation 4 in 2020. It’s a game-making system that lets people make their games with a set of easy-to-use tools. As the player learns how to use the tools, Dreams quickly becomes a complex game. However, it is a good sign of the game’s versatility that some people have used the system to make unique art based on other games.
Dreams artist Martin Nebelong is one of them.
Incredible Dream-made Elden Ring Fan Art
He makes very detailed sculptures and 3D diorama-style landscapes with in-game tools. They’ve also made a time-lapse video to show how the fan art makes. Martin starts the video by making a series of complex building designs that can only see in the distance in the final piece. This level of attention to detail is shown in every scene and makes for an awe-inspiring project.
The time-lapse of the video doesn’t show how much work and precision went into making everything look just right. From the shrubs and trees to the clouds that make up Elden Ring’s always-overcast sky. The finished product looks very much like the cliffs that surround Raya Lucaria. You can see how each piece made and put in place by hand if you look closely.
Many people don’t know much about video games, but this is why they work so well with new digital art forms. Creating an open world like Elden Ring‘s takes a lot of skill.
Separate areas of the map have to feel right with the rest of the game and be different in tone from other regions. There are side quests where players have to figure out where portraits of places around the map show up, even in the game.
Fans can make fan art in Dreams because it’s a virtual reality game that lets them move around inside the art to ensure the distances and perspectives are just how they want them to be. Dreams, which makes games, also enable you to add things that not fixed to the landscape, like rolling fog or a character breathing.
Dreams can play on PS4 and PS5.
