Play! Illustration

Illustration, 3D, animation, storyboarding, character development, modeling, concept art, and package design. All artist portfolios are reviewed prior to acceptance on the site to ensure a professional level of talent that is applicable to the market.

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Pascal Campion  -   https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/3000moments/3000-moments  -  http://pascalcampion.blogspot.com.es/  -  http://pascalcampion.tumblr.com http://pascalcampion.deviantart.com  -  https://www.facebook.com/pascalcampionart  -  https://twitter.com/pascalcampion  -  https://www.behance.net/pascalcampion

[hello-turtless-deactivated20200]

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Illustrator The Art of Brian Allen - Flyland Designs has some awesome new #artwork to show off. He created the back-glass for a new Limited Edition #Pinball Machine licensed from 20th Century Fox and featuring the original #Alien! It's so good even #Ripley would be proud. For more information visit: https://goo.gl/DBY4af

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Did you know that sharks can detect electrical currents from other creatures? Or that some are covered in little tassels Sharks are pretty incredible — some can even walk out of the water!

Owen Davey returns to non-fiction with Smart about Sharks to explain the mysteries of those denizens of the deep. The book aims to educate young readers about the thrilling residents of the sea.

Owen fills the book with exciting & detailed illustrations to educate young readers about these thrilling residents of the sea.

The book can be purchased here & here.

Owen is represented by Folio Illustration Agency. Check out his work through his Play! Illustration portfolio and at folioart.co.uk.

[poke-alters]

Base Set 37-45

[charliebink]

Almost embarrassed to post this. Probably the dumbest thing I’ve ever drawn. But whatever. Just gotta keep digging and surely ill strike gold sooner or later.

[madcat-world]

Bringer of the Sun - Kipine

[gifsboom]

May The Fluff Be With You.

(Via: tastefullyoffensive)

[gameraboy]

Battlestar Galactica #5 (1979), cover by Walt Simonson

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Burgers and Xbox

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KMI Studio

[retrogamingblog]

Nintendo Game Boy Ad

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Pixel Boy Studio

[peashooter85]

The Nintendo Power Glove,

One of the most interesting accessories to the Nintendo Entertainment System, the Nintendo Power Glove was actually not affiliated with Nintendo at all, instead being designed by Grant Goddard and Samuel Cooper from the toy company Abrams Gentile Entertainment, and manufactured by Mattel. Introduced in 1989, the Power Glove was a type of controller fitted into a motion sensitive glove.  Thus, the video game could be controlled by arm, hand, and finger movements.  These movements were tracked by a pair of sensors which were placed on the television, which translated the movements into actions on the video game.  Originally the Power Glove was designed for two games; Super Glove Ball and a beat em’ up game called Bad Street Brawler. I remember actually owning Super Glove Ball, finding it a very unusual but ultimately pointless game.  Eventually the Power Glove was programmed for most other NES games, and a code book came with the product which allowed the Power Glove to recognize which game was being played.

There was only one major problem with the Power Glove, it didn’t really work all that well.  Some games worked magnificently with it, most were awkward and difficult to play with the glove.  Many games worked so badly with the glove that they were practically unplayable, some games didn’t work at all.  When all was said and done, it was much funner and easier to play with a regular NES controller, which was actually attached to the Power Glove just in case it didn’t work.  Regardless, the Power Glove sold well, selling 100,000 units and making Mattel around $88 Million dollars.  The success of the Power Glove was mostly due to its novelty.  In addition, the glove was also featured in a numerous magazines, advertisements, and movies. The Power Glove was even the centerpiece of a movie entitled The Wizard, about a boy who travels the country in order to compete in a video game tournament. Needless to say, mere ownership of a Power Glove made a youngster significantly cooler than his or her peers regardless of the fact that it usually didn’t work.

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Mike Bryan

American Artists Reps Inc

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Bill Ledger

Represented by @mendolaartists

[bumacorns]

KittyKeys is back and it’s meowier than ever! Install on Chrome or Firefox so you can listen to cats, kittens and kitties as you type. Made by @bumacorns and @tigerwang. Meow.