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KingofGames

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3 Original Artworks

  1. Description: Original key image for the Pandora’s Box collection. Mike used graphite pencil and additional techniques for the artwork. Year: 2023 Image Area:  13” x 20” Image Source: Condition: 
    • Borderlands Collection: Pandora’s Box Key Art

      Borderlands Collection: Pandora’s Box Key Art

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    In the Collection of KingofGames
  2. Description: original pencil drawing for the cover of EGM issue 100. Features a great montage of some of the biggest mascots in gaming: Mario, Sonic, Crash, and Lara Croft.  Year:  Medium: Pencil on drawing paper.  Image Area: 14”x17” Image Source: Original Condition: fold near the middle, rip along the bottom edge through the middle of the art. 
    In the Collection of KingofGames
  3. Description: Per Drew’s website, the artwork was created to serve as the cover of the box. There is no evidence that this was actually the case, as the image appears on the back of the PC box and in several ads and magazines (though an alternate version of this artwork). Members of the development team have provided some insights, though they are conflicting. One suggested it was used as internal marketing for the sequel. Another suggested it was intended to help animators with one of the main s
    In the Collection of KingofGames
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