Jeremy is a freelance illustrator based in Sydney. Looking through his work is kind of like taking a trip through "Bladerunner” if it was set in feudal Japan. His work encompasses everything from cyberpunk and 80s pop culture to anime and skateboarding references making for mechasoul Geishas done in neon tones, Sexy demon androids, and 80s sunsets.

Jeremy's comment: "As a massive Horizon Zero Dawn fan, I really wanted this illustration to reflect the super fluid and dynamic nature of the gameplay. I immediately decided to show Aloy mid combat in a dynamic action pose. There are a bunch of really fun weapon types in Horizon but my favourite isby far is the war bow as it feels really smooth in game but also makes for really interesting tension in poses as Aloy draws and aims the bow.  I love working with lights and neons. These fit perfectly with the machinery aspect of Horizon Zero Dawn and always add a strong sense of volume and drama to any piece. Making the light source come from something in the piece is also a really good tip for linking the main character to the scene they're in. So I decided at the last minute to add a few of those iconic watchers in the background that would create the red light you see on Aloy's right side. This also allowed me to finish off the illustration by adding a tiny reference to Forbidden West with the red vines of the blight. I really loved working on this piece and I'm super happy with how it turned out so I hope you enjoy it too!Big thanks to the PS and Guerilla teams for the project!"

Little Thunder (門小雷) is a graphic novel artist and illustrator who specializes in water color. She is well-known to draw illustrations that are inspired by her hometown, Hong Kong.

Little Thunder's comment: “I love drawing strong girls. I'm enheartened when I see the confident, unhesitating look in Aloy's eyes while she is shooting arrows, and I'd love to be able to express that in the drawing. Having played the first Horizon game, I was amazed by the story structure and worldview of the game. After watching trailers of “Horizon Forbidden West”, it let me to believe the uniqueness of the game (e.g.: character design, equipment, scenery, sophisticated and complex movement) will reach a new level and I can't wait to play the game!”

In Hyuk is a freelance illustrator and concept artist from South Korea who's created concept art and cover arts for global comic publisher and game studios.

In Hyuk's comments: “In addition to drawing for comic books, I also work in character and concept design for games. As such, I find Aloy's characters and story very intriguing. My favorite part of this project is to learn about Aloy's design which is practical and realistic but maximises the concept of the character at the same time.”