“Scraps Of The Untainted Sky”: The Epic Dystopian Artworks By Daniel Dociu
Daniel Dociu is a concept artist and illustrator in the game industry currently working on the Guild Wars series. He has worked for many companies, including EA Games, Microsoft, Wizards of the Coast and is now Director of Art at Amazon Game Sudios.
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