Hey there everyone, welcome to Halo Spotlight. The place where Halo community creations are put front and centre.
Our Community Feature pieces feature a range of creative people from the Halo community, and showcase some of their amazing creations. We aim to provide a platform for creators to share their work with the Halo community.
A huge thank you to everyone that submitted a creation for this piece and continues to tag us in their posts. For submissions without titles, we’ve come up with our own. Please enjoy all the wonderful Halo Infinite creations below.
Crazy rocket snipe by KaRBoN DiiOXiDE
1930’s Master chief by Taylor Radigan
“I wanted to mix a 1930s cartoon aesthetic with the big man himself. So meet 1930s Master Chief!”
Various works by Jakob bryant
“I have loved Halo since the first moment I picked up the controller (Back at Halo 2). I am also a Graphic Artist, who has lately spent A LOT of time working on some fanart.
My first piece I want to show is a collaboration of roughly 120 characters, vehicles, and spaceships across all Halo games, CE > INFINITE.
It was drawn at a staggering size of 4×2 feet. It has taken approximately 150 hours, spread over a year and a half to finish.
My second piece is my (Multiplayer) Fireteam for Halo Infinite. All the Spartans across each Armor Cores. I have named them Fireteam HADES.
I want to get a job in the Promotional/Graphic Design area for gaming. And a dream job to be involved in anything Halo. But being an Artist in Canberra Australia, there is no such jobs available for this industry… so instead I spend my spare time with these passion projects.”
“Arbybowl is a competitive series where people in the Halo community come to settle disputes, bury beefs and most of all have fun. The aim of the series is to take the storytelling or narrative aspects of sports like Wrestling or MMA and combine them with the fast paced competitive environment of current Esports.
Most matches are highly focused 1v1s but there have been matches with more players in the past. With the big personalities in the community that clash online, Arbybowl is the perfect stage where they can truly go head to head for the title of eternal internet glory.
The show follows a theatrical formula of giving both contestants/teams introductions narrated by a MC or announcer before a pair of commentators take the lead to give their predictions before the match begins. As the matches progresses they provide their thoughts before a post game analysis when the winner has been determined.
Every video wraps up with an interview with the contestants being asked what they felt went right or wrong for them in addition for a little trash talk. From season 2 onwards every Arbybowl video ends with a teaser for the next match in the season.
If you’re a fan of Esports but also Comedy, certainly check the series out. Most of the matches are real and the reactions are authentic. The series is currently in it’s third season with Match two “Coombowl” due to premiere on August 10th 2022. The entire series is available on the DerelictCountry Youtube channel. Each season contains four episodes with Season 3 concluding on October 31st 2022.”
A huge thank you to everyone that took part in this piece, and for all the continued support in our platform and the Halo community. It means a lot that so many continue to support our platform, despite a difficult year.
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