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| + | One of the earliest pieces of concept artwork created for ''[[Vectorman]]''. Unofficially titled "Bunker", it was produced as an inspiration for the development team to work from. [[BlueSky Software]] artist [[Marty Davis]] recalls that its artist is either [[Ellis Goodson]] or [[Christopher Kreidel]].{{ref|http://illustrationbymartydavis.com/blog/2021/3/vectorman-25th-anniversary}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:54, 5 November 2022
Summary
One of the earliest pieces of concept artwork created for Vectorman. Unofficially titled "Bunker", it was produced as an inspiration for the development team to work from. BlueSky Software artist Marty Davis recalls that its artist is either Ellis Goodson or Christopher Kreidel.[1]
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| This image is official artwork for the game, Vectorman. |
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