Some of Singapore’s best indie game art is now on display here
The indie game art exhibition we reported on in February 2014 is back! The Singapore Indie Game Art Exhibition (SIGAX) was originally meant to be a part of an event organized by the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS), but has gone on anyway despite the original event getting postponed.
This time, a mini SIGAX has been set up at 51 Bras Basah Road, #01-01, inside the IPOS office in the Manulife Centre building.
(See: Singapore: learn from master game artists at the State of the Art digital design festival this June)
It is set to run for about a month, and will be on display when the IPOS event does happen sometime in mid-July. We’ll also be checking the exhibition out to give you a heads up on whether it’s worth attending.
Judging from the sneak preview organizer PD Design Studio put up, it looks like all the art pieces have been changed, so we’re looking forward to bigger and better stuff!
At the previous SIGAX:
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