Main 2 D0 Bc D0 Be D1 80 D0 Be D0 B7 D0 B0 “#inspiration: the box art of psygnosis. with one picture, my mind was racing with anticipation and stories. here are a few of those legendary artists, starting with mighty roger dean of course.”. One child described a defendable space — a space he could feel in the dark. it had an entrance he could physically block and it was up in the air at eye level with an adult in the room. dean.
р рѕс рѕ рісђсѓрїрї D0 B3 D1 80 D1 83 D0 Bf D0 Bf D1 Roger dean: psygnosis game cover art, 1980s. if you're unfamiliar with '80s games but found the art strangely familiar, roger dean is a long time album cover artist who has done cover art for bands such as yes and asia . i snuck in the last image which is the cover of asia's '82 debut album; voted that year by rolling stone readers as second. With legendary developers like yu suzuki citing dean as an inspiration for space harrier, and former ubisoft art director pascal blanche regularly singing dean’s praises on twitter (even noting. The boys star karen fukuhara on kimiko’s character arc, karate, and more. no, you're not imagining things, we've republished this wonderful look at psygnosis' box art to help celebrate kotaku's. Above: ‘psygnosis logo’ (1985) much more importantly for me is dean’s late 1980s association with 16 bit era gaming and psygnosis, whom we touched upon in the last classic illustrators post with tim white. i’ve posted loads psygnosis box art in the past and it’s impossible to over emphasize the critical importance box art had at the time.
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