Can you believeThe Last of Us Part 2has been out for over a month now? All that hyped up anticipation has finally come to a close but that doesn’t mean we are going to stop talking about it. When you mentionThe Last of Us Part 2to gamers, you either get one of two reactions: I hated it or I loved it and that’s because Naughty Dog created a game that instilled so much emotion and asked for so much from its players. Whether you enjoyed your playthrough or not,TLOU2isn’t going anywhere for quite some time especially so with artists around the globe who put their creative skills to the test in creating some of the best artwork found inThe Last of Usfandom.
David over onTwittersure as heck has put their artistic talents to good use by designing aThe Last of Us Part 2poster that is packed full of all the characters you will meet throughout the game. The only downfall that I could see in this poster is there’s no sign of the adorable doggy Alice to be found, maybe she’s off playing with her toy Octopus? As you’re able to see behind the game’s most beloved characters, there’s a palm tree and flames which probably represents Santa Barbara where Ellie and Abby hash it out. Right at the bottom of the image we see a thin and worn down Abby and a determined Ellie facing off against each other.
You can check David out over onTwitterand follow him as he adventures into more of his design work. You can also check outDavid’s videoof the entire process on how he created this stunning poster, below.
For some more fan art creations, check outThe Last of Us Part 2’sEllie animated as a Street Fighter characterby Catherine (@_einzbern on Twitter). Some other fantastic pieces includea striking illustration of Ellie and Dina, some creativesong covers with the game’s guitar, anda near perfect fan recreation of the game’s collection of trading cards.
The Last of Us Part 2is available now exclusively on PS4 (andsoon to be PS5). The game was one of DualShockers’ favorites of 2020; make sure to check out theofficial DualShockers (generally spoiler-free) review. Also, feel free to grab the gamephysically on Amazonto help support the site.
