Post by Deleted on Aug 12, 2018 17:29:47 GMT -5
Hello fellow fans of Bucky O'Hare. I have been doing some research on video games and the artwork that was used on the NES video game seems to be the only place where that art was used. In my research, I came across buckyohare.org and to my surprise, I saw that there's an image posted of the original artwork!
Does anyone know anything about the history of that piece of art? Who painted it? Was it Michael Golden or Neal Adams? Or maybe both? (Meaning one artist did the line art, while another colored it?)
I believe that image came from an eBay auction some years back. Does anyone know where that might be located nowadays? You can PM me if you'd rather do that.
There was also a style guide released and auctioned, and according to the website, David Kaminsky won the auction. Does anyone by any chance know of any way to contact him? Some of that art was used in the instruction manual for the NES game and I had a few questions for him.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Does anyone know anything about the history of that piece of art? Who painted it? Was it Michael Golden or Neal Adams? Or maybe both? (Meaning one artist did the line art, while another colored it?)
I believe that image came from an eBay auction some years back. Does anyone know where that might be located nowadays? You can PM me if you'd rather do that.
There was also a style guide released and auctioned, and according to the website, David Kaminsky won the auction. Does anyone by any chance know of any way to contact him? Some of that art was used in the instruction manual for the NES game and I had a few questions for him.
Thanks in advance for any help.