Fallout Fan Makes Brotherhood of Steel Wall Art Out of Wood

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Bethesda Softworks has maintained a dedicated Fallout following since the first game was released in 1997, and each title has its own community, including Fallout 3. One Fallout 3 fan has decided to celebrate the RPGs Brotherhood of Steel with unique wooden wall art.

Reddit user Markhizio recently shared a gallery of images showing their wooden Brotherhood of Steel wall art from multiple angles to highlight the intricate details. The Brotherhood of Steel is among the factions featured in Fallout 3 like The Enclave, Brotherhood Outcasts, and Ghouls, but unlike the others, Markhizio's chosen faction adorned the game's cover. Fallout 3 players may join the Brotherhood of Steel themselves by following the main story to the point where the faction is introduced and then following their storyline of quests.

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Markhizio's Fallout 3 Brotherhood of Steel wooden wall art features the iconic cover art image of the game's power armor shown from the upper chest and above. Just like the Fallout 3 cover, a large chunk of the Brotherhood of Steel wall art is colored black, while it swaps the toxic shade of green used in the official art for lighter grays and white. The shading of the wall art is similar to the techniques used for the cover art, while other parts of it stand out more due to portions with wood popping out to create a 3D effect.

According to Markhizio, the Brotherhood of Steel design was hand-cut from the material wood using a scroll saw after presumably tracing an outline. The painting of the Fallout 3 decorated slab of wood was aided by Adobe Illustrator to adequately reflect the Brotherhood of Steel before using acrylic paint on the wall art. Because the