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Modern/Commission Art

7 Original Artworks

  1. Description: Tom Dubois revisits some characters from his classic NES game covers in his “Cart Art” series.  After revisiting Bayou Billy, Bill and Lance from Super Contra are next. Year: 2023 Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent  Notes: Tattoos were removed from the characters upon request to fit more inline with the original 80’s artwork.
    • Super Contra Revisited 2023 Illustrations of Bill Rizer and Lance Bean

      Super Contra Revisited 2023 Illustrations of Bill Rizer and Lance Bean

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    In the Collection of Chris Redfield
  2. Description: In 2020, Frank painted this "recreation" commission of his 1988 box art for Capcom's Bionic Commando for the NES. At the time of the commission, the whereabouts of the actual original box art were unknown, with Frank having sold it decades prior, likely at a comic convention or other similar show. To the surprise of many, the original painting for Bionic Commando (1988) surfaced at Heritage Auctions and was sold in January 2023; the auction achieved a final price of $45,600. The auc
    In the Collection of Ibrahim_UK
  3. Description: Watercolor painting and illustration of Galford and his Siberian Husky “Poppy” frolicking in the water with Nakoruru and her falcon”Mamahaha” on the hill above.  Characters from SNK’s “Samurai Shodown” arcade games.  Hand drawn illustration and water color painting by SNK artist Jin Mera (pen name Eiji Shiroi).   Back in the 1990s, key artists and developers had to choose an alter ego to be credited as, so as to not be poached by other companies. Year: 2020 Medium: Water
    In the Collection of Chris Redfield
  4. Description: Watercolor painting and illustration of the Ikari Warriors team from the King of Fighters SNK arcade game.  Hand drawn illustration and water color painting by SNK artist Jin Mera (pen name Eiji Shiroi).   Back in the 1990s, key artists and developers had to choose an alter ego to be credited as, so as to not be poached by other companies. Year: 2020 Medium: Watercolor painting on board  Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent 
    In the Collection of Chris Redfield
  5. Description: A 2023, one-of-a-kind painting by Tom duBois to reimagine what the character of Bayou Billy might look like in a theoretical sequel today.  Painting was sold with an embellished NES cartridge by artist Tom duBois. The creation of this piece from start to finish, can be seen on the “TDArt” channel on YouTube.  Plans are in motion to revisit other classic titles like Super Contra. Year: 2023 Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent 
    In the Collection of Chris Redfield
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  6. Description: Watercolor painting and illustration of Athena from the SNK arcade game.  Hand drawn illustration and water color painting by SNK artist Jin Mera (pen name Eiji Shiroi).  Back in the 1990s, key artists and developers had to choose an alter ego to be credited as, so as to not be poached by other companies. Year: 2020 Medium: Watercolor painting on cardboard  Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent 
    In the Collection of Chris Redfield
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  7. Description: Duncan Gutteridge painted this beautiful piece a full 30 years after the original art was designed and sketched by Market Reactive in 1993. A lovely pair with the original design sketch. Year: 2023 Medium: Acrylic on board Image Area: 20 x 30 inches Image Source: Original Condition: 
    In the Collection of The Game Curator

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