Ruined King: A League of Legends Story Character Concept Art By Joe Madureira, Coloured by Grace Liu

There's a few pieces of character concept art by Joe Madureira and our favourite colourist/artist Grace Liu from the 'Ruined King: A League of Legends Story.' Check them out below!

Here's what Grace had to say on her artstation post, "As a long-time League player (started before I joined Riot about 8 years ago, and still am one), it was really fun to see Joe Mad's take on League champions. Special call-out for Yasuo, I never liked that champion (do people still joke about Yasuo players anymore? Wow I feel old.) However, seeing Joe's take on his personality in both art and writing has completely changed my mind. Most of these are color support on Joe's lineworks. What an honor"

Character artwork of Ahri from Ruined King by Joe Madureira and Grace Liu

Character artwork of Braum from Ruined King by Joe Madureira and Grace Liu

Character artwork of Miss Fortune from Ruined King by Joe Madureira and Grace Liu

Character artwork of Illaoi from Ruined King by Joe Madureira and Grace Liu

Character artwork of Pyke from Ruined King by Joe Madureira and Grace Liu

Character artwork of Yasuo from Ruined King by Joe Madureira and Grace Liu

Character artwork of Miss Fortune and Illaoi from Ruined King by Joe Madureira and Grace Liu

Character artwork of Ruined King from Ruined King by Joe Madureira and Grace Liu

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