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3 Original Artworks

  1. Description: Bill Hall's paintings for Accolade were a rare example of video game box art done in oils on canvas. Bill's painting of Jack Nicklaus is big and bold, with an image height just under 3 feet and utilizing wide, loose brushstrokes to capture the dynamic motion of the scene. Its truly beautiful in person! Year: 1993 Medium: Oil on canvas Image Area: 25.5" x 33.5" Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent
    In the Collection of trsteve87
  2. Description: There were three different covers for this game depending on the region / location.  This art was used for cover of the PAL version that was released in the France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, and the UK. Year: 1993 Medium: Acrylic on illustration board used airbrush Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent    
    In the Collection of crunchabunga
    • 1 Comment
  3. Description: Jester was a game in development by Sega and the well regarded Sega Technical Institute. STI was an all star cast of developers including Yuji Naka the original Sonic creator. They were given large budgets and allowed to work on numerous projects, some of which were cancelled in development. Mick also contributed art to another STI title Kid Chameleon. In 1993, the STI team worked on the development of Sonic 3 which was eventually split into 2 titles with Sonic and Knuckles being th
    In the Collection of trsteve87
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