
Episode 51 - How to Draw Dinosaurs w/ Johnny Crap
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In this episode, freelance pinball artist Jonathan Bergeron joins us from his studio in Montreal, Canada to discuss his life as a commercial artist doing gig posters and merch designs for bands like Mastodon, Guns 'n Roses, Suicidal Tendencies, Judas Priest, and many many more, as well as how he got pulled into the pinball industry as the artist for Stern's Jurassic Park.
He did 5 different dinosaur themed art packages for all the different editions of that game, and we discuss his transition into doing art for something as big as a pinball machine.
We discuss his other released pinball art packages on games like former guest of the show, Sean Irby's Eight Ball Beyond homebrew, Scott Danesi's Final Resistance for the P3 platform, and his latest project for Barrels of Fun and their first game Labyrinth!
...but you must be warned that we do happen to swear just a little bit in this episode.
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