Alex Garner, best known for his cover art for DC Comics, also happens to be a fan of Irrational Games' Bioshock Infinite.
"This game's set design and characters are amazingly well done, especially Elizabeth; she doesn't have that dead-eye lifeless look you seen in so many video game characters," says Garner.
Garner decided to do a piece of Bioshock Infinite-themed art in the vein of JC Leyendecker's artwork for the Saturday Evening Post. The artwork features the game's two main characters.
"The was only one piece of online reference for the main protagonist, Booker, so this is more my personal interpretation of him. As for Elizabeth, I wanted the paranoia of Songbird's pursuit to resonate in her pose so that's why she's looking skyward. Columbia was done in all-gold because I wanted the city to look like an idealized El Dorado floating in the sky which also accomplished having the character colors pop."
