Arcade Artwork
NOS Sega Pengo sideart arrives
I didn’t think that the artwork would arrive so soon, but the Pengo sideart arrived on my doorstep this afternoon. Hans came across these two pieces of NOS right side Pengo artwork in Chicago and posted about them on Klov a couple days back. I was lucky enough to get a hold of them. (Warning 😉 token canned food NOS arcade artwork photo ahead)
Sega Pengo Pushing Marquee Vectors Complete
This is actually old, old news. Just before Christmas of last year I had finished scanning both versions of the Pengo marquee and posted them on Rotheblog. Around that time I had met and teamed up with another collector interested in seeing this artwork reproduced. I sent him the marquee scan and in about two weeks he sent me a completed vector file in Illustrator!
Atari Football XO Artwork Update
I spent my weekend scanning and vectorizing the Atari Football artwork, among other things. Here are some images of the composite Football player scan and a screen showing the artwork traced to date.
Breaking News: Joymonkey’s Ms. Pac-man Stencil files online at Local Arcade
Color me surpised. Now that it has been nearly seven months, for good reason I thought the collecting community may never have access to Paul Murphy’s (Joymonkey) Ms. Pac-man stencil files. But I was wrong. Today Paul put the Ms. Pac-man stencil files that he built using scanned art, traced and fabricated from scratch, online at Local Arcade.com.
Atari Football Sideart Reproductions
Look what I got in the mail today! A carefully removed piece of Atari Football sideart artwork.
Pengo Sideart Color Separations
I was in the mood, and I had some time, so last night I did the color separations and bleeds for the Pengo sideart. Here are some smaller images so you can see how the different color breakdown – Red, Purple, Yellow, Light Blue, Dark Blue and Blue Outlines. (more…)
Cheyenne Reproduction Artwork Update
All parties directly involved with the Cheyenne sideart reproductions feel like it might be worthwhile to explore having the scanned artwork printed with a solvent inkjet printer because of the complexity of the illustration. Can the artwork be vectorized? Certainly. It is a more question of what the owner wants. (more…)
