Space Tiger is an official concept art for Destiny, the video game created by Bungie, Inc. This Certified Art Giclee™ print is part of the official Destiny fine art collection by Cook & Becker and Bungie.
The image has been made by artist Jaime Jones. All editions of this print are hand-numbered and have a printed artist signature. The large version of this print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity hand-signed by the artist. The small version of this print has a digitally signed Certificate of Authenticity.
Space Tiger is one of the many concept art created during the development of Destiny to help the team envision what that new world could look like, to establish the desired overall tone of “Mythic Science Fiction,” and to lay down the foundations that depict a hopeful and inviting place that players would love to return to again and again. The artwork Space Tiger in particular was one of the first images that for Bungie captured what the final Destiny game would be about. It has sci-fi elements but also features team work, fantasy undertones and sense of discovery and individual characters.
The image has been made by artist Jaime Jones. All editions of this print are hand-numbered and have a printed artist signature. The large version of this print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity hand-signed by the artist. The small version of this print has a digitally signed Certificate of Authenticity.
Space Tiger is one of the many concept art created during the development of Destiny to help the team envision what that new world could look like, to establish the desired overall tone of “Mythic Science Fiction,” and to lay down the foundations that depict a hopeful and inviting place that players would love to return to again and again. The artwork Space Tiger in particular was one of the first images that for Bungie captured what the final Destiny game would be about. It has sci-fi elements but also features team work, fantasy undertones and sense of discovery and individual characters.
"Bungie was founded in 1991 with two goals: develop kick ass games that combine state-of-the-art technology with uncompromising art, captivating storytelling, and deep gameplay, and then to sell enough copies to fund our ongoing quest for World Domination", says the studio about itself. "Over the past twenty years, Bungie created a bunch of fun games, including the Halo franchise, the Marathon Trilogy, and the first two Myth games.
