Most Video Game Artwork Will Never Be Seen - Aftermath

NDAs and contracts keep most artist’s work uncredited and locked away, forever.

This is an article by Aftermath, a website you might have seen recently here on Lemmy. It was launched by former Kotaku writers and is worker-owned as well as reader-supported.

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Send_me_nude_girls, 7 months ago

And it’s a damn shame. It’s also very stupid, as I’d like to see them, the work is already done and it would be free publicity. Win-win

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