An artist has likely made their nephew’s day by custom-paintingGod of Warart onto a pair of shoes. The impressive illustration would likely gain praise among fans even on with a more standard medium, but given how unique it is, many are envious of the recipient of thisGod of Warart.
God of War: Ragnarokreleased in 2022 to critical and fan acclaim, serving as a worthy successor to the 2018God of Warreboot of the franchise. Hype surrounding the series has only risen since, with aGod of WarTV adaptationand the promise of future games looking to new areas and pantheons in the future.
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Now one talented artist has illustrated the iconic Kratos and his son, Atreus, onto a pair of Vans shoes. The artist oXFallenAngelXo shared photos of their creation on theGod of Warsubreddit, where they quickly accumulated praise from viewers in the comments. One shoe features Kratos, while the other focuses on his son. The design and shading are excellent, and the color brightly pops despite the unusual canvas it was painted on.
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Fellow fans in the comments have expressed how impressed they are with oXFallenAngelXo’s creation and joked about wishing they were their nephew so they could getGod of Warshoes of their own. oXFallenAngelXo has previously shared other pairs of Vans that they’ve added illustrations to, featuring characters fromSpider-Manand animeMy Hero Academia. oXFallenAngelXo notes that it took them somewhere between 10 to 15 hours to complete theGod of Wardesign. Some voiced concerns about the design rubbing off or being damaged from the uniquevideo game shoesbeing worn, and suggested that they wouldn’t actually wear them in order to protect the design. However, the artist noted that they use an acrylic finisher over the art to help protect it.
Fan artists look to just about every kind of medium these days to express their fondness for their favorite games. Creating art on shoes is just one example, as other fans of varying games have done things like made stained glass windows, laser art, or3D prints of their favorite Pokemon. Remarkable games end up inspiring artists, who in turn create excellent art for fellow fans - and sometimes even the game developers themselves - to marvel over. One fan suggested that Cory Barlog, who has been a major part of the series' development since its inception on the PlayStation 2, needed to see theGod of Warshoes.
God of War: Ragnarokis available now for PS4 and PS5.
