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Terry Wolfinger (b. 1967)

Terry Wolfinger

Terry Wolfinger (b. 1967)
Born: June 8, 1967
Nationality: American
Location: Los Angeles, California
Education: California Institute of the Arts in Santa Clarita, CA (1989)
Known For : GameFan Magazine
Years Active: 1992–2007

Terry Wolfinger, a California native, is an American illustrator that created cover art for GameFan magazine; between 1992 and 1998, Terry illustrated over 60 covers for the magazine and also art directed content within. Terry is additionally responsible for a handful of video game box art, which OVGA has documented below.

Terry is now known primarily for his hyper-realistic horror art and vivid depictions of pop-culture icons. He is a frequent cover artist for Famous Monsters magazine and exhibits his new classic monster portrait paintings at Monsterpalooza and Halloweentown in Burbank, and has had exhibitions in Pasadena, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Chicago. Terry's blog showcases numerous examples of his monster art, including for MAD magazine. The website It Came From... interviewed Terry in 2018, during which Terry discusses his monster art, his career, and his inspirations.

Terry also illustrated the artwork for Creature Feature, a 2022 board game designed by Richard Garfield, the renowned creator of the immensely popular card game Magic: The Gathering.

OVGA has included below Terry Wolfinger’s full known box art catalog:

  1. King’s Field II (ASCII Entertainment | PlayStation-USA | 1996)
  2. Disaster Report a.k.a. SOS: The Final Escape (Agetec, Inc. | PS2-USA/EUR | 2002) releases in France, Spain use Terry’s art; however, the UK release does not
  3. Super Army War (Atlus U.S.A., Inc | GBA | 2005)
  4. Fire Pro Wrestling Returns (Agetec, Inc. | PS2-USA/EUR | 2005)
  5. Raw Danger! (Agetec, Inc. | PS2-USA | 2006)
  6. Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia (Southpeak Interactive LLC | Xbox 360 | 2007)

Terry was an early adopter of Photoshop and most, if not all, of his video game box art were executed digitally. He attributes his ahead-of-the-curve proficiency with the digital painting program with helping him land a gig at Stan Winston Studios where he worked as a character concept artist, including for projects like The Lost World: Jurassic Park and Terminator 3.


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Most Popular Terry Wolfinger (b. 1967) Artwork

  1. GameFan Magazine Issue 5 Interior page art

    GameFan Magazine Issue 5 Interior page art

  2. Monster Madness XBOX 360 Box Art

    Monster Madness XBOX 360 Box Art

  3. Super Army War GBA Box Art

    Super Army War GBA Box Art

  4. Zelda Ocarina Of Time IGN64 Magazine Cover Art Prelim

    Zelda Ocarina Of Time IGN64 Magazine Cover Art Prelim

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