mercyfulfate

I'm not on the computer enough to know what LOL is. It's just a picture and I was just answering him. I must have struck some chord to get an attitude like that. Use your imagination and don't be eclipsed by your disposition.

Naw, just pointing the way. He may have answers or plans to the ship.

something in the vein of sci-fi

Copy_of_Project1.bmpBy a fan of the Atari artists.

I like Boston. Blue Oyster Cult is my main band from that era though....Buck Dharma! I found some information finally on an old thread here by going through a search engine. There were a bunch of names. I may figure this out yet. Maybe

Wasn't there random advertisements in some of the other booklets that had foldouts of huge cartridges paintings? I think that's how I got the Asteroids picture come to think of it.

Hell, yeah! I like the inside of the Asteroids manual. There's a big painting inside I put in a frame and hung over my guitar pedals. Wally Wood would have dug that stuff. I even like the art for Q-bert and Pac-man.

Very interesting, and definitely some awesome art went down on those. Thanks, for the info!

It looks like I picked a tough subject. It's a shame how the art for stuff like that today isn't as much of an experience like it use to be. I looked at a new Heavy Metal the other day and the psychology behind it just isn't the same. The motive isn't the same or we forgot how to make it engaging. It's like something is not letting us question things or provoke thought like we use to.

I'm an amateur artist and I like to draw things inspired by stuff like some of the ships, Galaga and Yars' Revenge, but I don't know what medium is used to do that. Is there any info about the artists or details like that anywhere? Thanks, Damon