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Quoted from RCA1:Christian Marche - versatile style and pointy people.
Contantino Mitchell - I think his early stuff is better than his later games, but that may have been driven by management rather than his choices.
Mitchell? really? which titles? There are a few that his name is on, but his work was limited.. i.e., Time Fantasy is not really_ Mitchell IMO.
It's a sin that Parker has not been mentioned yet.... Great style, always a bit of humour shoehorned into a fantastic package.
https://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?searchtype=advanced&ppl=Roy%20Parker
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Quoted from MtnFrost:I'd put the caveat out there of no photoshop, but that's just me.
Your favorite artist, example, and WHY.
Mine:
Kevin O'Connor - (example, BG for Bally Strikes and Spares, MB playfield) - I've always enjoyed Kevin's clear lines and easy to read artwork. [quoted image]
Funny you mention photoshop.. that would probably be the only art from O'Connor that didn't age as well as the rest of his amazing portfolio.
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