Kyu Young Lee (South Korea)

Kyu Young Lee is a Korean illustrator whose artworks are posted under "GYUNG_STUDIO" on Instagram. It’s his first time illustrating game characters in everyday life scenario as his work mainly express love stories between lovers in everyday life. However, he’s looking forward to the challenge and hopes that fans will enjoy his style and expression of Kratos and Atreus from God of War Ragnarök.

Kratos and Atreus enjoying a quiet moment stargazing on the roof of a Korean-style house (Hanok).

Cuson Lo (Hong Kong)

Cuson is a comic illustrator uncle who likes to travel. He calls himself ‘The Solitary Artist’ and likes to include cats and cute objects into his drawings. Cuson is happy to be part of the God of War Ragnarök project and he hopes his drawings expressed the love between father and son in their everyday life.

Kratos and Atreus lending a helping hand to cute duckies cross a busy road.

怪奇事物所 Incrediville (Taiwan)

Incrediville is a graphic illustration team from Taiwan who specializes in strange and unique trivia in their artwork. The team loves the God of War games (art, storyline, gameplay) and this allowed them to get really creative with their artwork and trivia regarding Kratos and Atreus. They’re looking forward to playing God of War Ragnarök and can’t wait to dive into the story!

Trivia on image: Did you know that a father’s emotional sadness is usually passed down to his son?

Researchers have found out that emotional trauma can be inherited through DNA and passed down to future generations. As a long-time God of War fan, I would like to remind you that Kratos is more than the invincible God of War who slaughtered the gods of Olympus, he is also the Ghost of Sparta who suffered from betrayal which led to the demise of his family. I find the stories and characterizations of the previous God of War titles very intriguing, and I cannot wait to see how Kratos deals with the parent-child relationship in Ragnarök and how he becomes the best dad in the Nine Realms. Afterall, it’s easier to go to war than raise a child.

Sa-ard (Thailand)

Sa-ard first started drawing comics when he was 9 years old in his school notebook, before going on to pursue his passion to be a comic book artist in high school. Sa-ard's first debut manga "The Man Who Finds His Own Voice" won the silver award at the 5th International Manga Awards in Japan in 2012. Since then, Sa-ard has published 11 manga stories and graphic novels, winning multiple awards along the way. His artwork of Kratos and Atreus were inspired by his relationship with his own father, as they love to play basketball together when he was a young boy.

Kratos giving Atreus a boost for a basketball slam dunk!

Iskandar Salim (Indonesia)

For Iskandar, drawing is like creating his own universe where he invites people into his world of imagination and storytelling. He started FAKTAP in 2015, a comic strip that focuses on pop culture, social and political issues. In addition, he is currently working as a creative director in a film company.

Atreus having a good laugh at dad, who is feeling the heat after finishing a plate of spicy ‘Indomi’ noodles.