'Nothing is written' is an official concept artwork for Battlefield 1, the video game created by EA DICE. The artist is DICE Senior Concept Artist Robert Sammelin. This limited edition Certified Art Giclee™ print is part of the official Battlefield 1 fine art collection by Cook & Becker and EA DICE.
One of Battlefield 1’s single player missions involves a role as a Bedouin warrior, rebelling against the Ottoman Empire by joining the Arab Revolt, fighting alongside the legendary 'Lawrence of Arabia'. Historically, this meant fighting a technologically superior enemy, basically on horseback, to push back Turkish troops from strategic positions. Taking cues from the historical situation, this concept art drawing for the 'Nothing is Written'-mission shows the Arab troops advancing on a Turkish position, confident with victory.
Battlefield 1 is a first person shooter game in the Battlefield-series, made by EA DICE in Stockholm and first released Fall 2016. The game is set in World War I, allowing for both gritty details from the gruesome fighting in that war, but also weapons and fighting styles that are as far apart as aiming flame throwers at tanks, and hitting soldiers with shovels. Visually, the game takes its cues from a wide range of media: WWI-era photographs and film, but also post-war romanticized paintings, or the Lawrence of Arabia movie.
One of Battlefield 1’s single player missions involves a role as a Bedouin warrior, rebelling against the Ottoman Empire by joining the Arab Revolt, fighting alongside the legendary 'Lawrence of Arabia'. Historically, this meant fighting a technologically superior enemy, basically on horseback, to push back Turkish troops from strategic positions. Taking cues from the historical situation, this concept art drawing for the 'Nothing is Written'-mission shows the Arab troops advancing on a Turkish position, confident with victory.
Battlefield 1 is a first person shooter game in the Battlefield-series, made by EA DICE in Stockholm and first released Fall 2016. The game is set in World War I, allowing for both gritty details from the gruesome fighting in that war, but also weapons and fighting styles that are as far apart as aiming flame throwers at tanks, and hitting soldiers with shovels. Visually, the game takes its cues from a wide range of media: WWI-era photographs and film, but also post-war romanticized paintings, or the Lawrence of Arabia movie.
DICE is one of the world's most prolific game studios. They are known for pushing the boundaries in game visuals and continuous innovation in the first person game genre. "At DICE, we all share the passion to create something extraordinary. We strive to deliver world class experiences, so we demand the very best from ourselves. We let creativity thrive in our studio by exercising a flat hierarchy and nurturing an attentive design process. We listen to all the crazy ideas thrown around the office", says DICE about itself.
