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Ben Lo is an artist and member of the development team that created BioShock Infinite.
Career[]
Ben Lo is a concept artist originally from Toronto, ON Canada. Currently, he is living in Montreal, working for Bioware on the game Mass Effect Andromeda. In the past, he has worked for Irrational Games on BioShock Infinite, and EA Black Box on a Need For Speed title.
During production of BioShock Infinite, he was responsible for early concept design for various levels and environments.[2] He worked in collaboration with Robb Waters to create the BioShock Infinite cover that appeared in EGM Magazine.[2]
Game Credits[]
| Year | Game | Company | Credited as/for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | BioShock Infinite | Irrational Games | Concept Art |
| 2017 | Mass Effect Andromeda | Bioware | Concept Art |
Gallery[]
BioShock Infinite[]
Concept art for New Eden Square.
Concept art for the Tunnel of Love.
Concept art for the Finkton Docks.
More concept art for the Finkton.
Even more concept art for the Finkton.
Fink Theatre concept art.
Early Concept art for the interior the Good Time Club.
A walkway in Finkton showing an early version of one of Fink's propaganda billboards.
A building study.
Concept showing how homes are mass produced for the rest of Columbia.
Suspended buildings and structures in Finkton.
An foundry that looks to be creating an oversized statue of Jeremiah Fink.
An office somewhere in Finkton. May be confused with Booker's office due to bottles.
Early concept art for a Daisy Fitzroy encounter in Comstock House.
Further concept closeup of Daisy at a desk in Comstock House.
Concept art for Emporia.
Concept art for an Opium Den in Emporia.
Concept art for the area in front of Harper's Grocery.
Concept art for the sweeping scene.
Booker and Elizabeth - Bioshock Infinite cover done for the EGM Magazine. Wanted poster on the wall is done by Robb Waters.
The finalized EGM Magazine cover.
Barbershop concept.
References[]
- ↑ Mauricio Tejerina, Facebook profile
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 BioShock Infinite concept art