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Darksiders Final Box Art

Here is the final box art for the game Darksiders by Joe Madureira, both the sketch and the full colour version! The image sizes are huge so you can examine every fine detail of Joe Madureira's beautiful artwork.

Along with that there are some sketches of the horse Ruin, and the Sythe weapon available when you pre-order the game at Gamestop. Darksiders is released in North American January 5th, 2010.






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reiq said…
I think that the color job ruined the pencil artwork by Madureira, and also the painting style look a lot like the official God of War Artwork.
September 18, 2009 11:57 PM
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