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Farfar - 10 years of Kjoping your fisk (Comment by: elend 2012-07-20)
Haha, simply amazing.Neurodruid - Blood (Comment by: mailman 2012-07-20)
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1st at Dialogos 2001 in Pixel GFX Compo.
The Art Studio - Tale (Comment by: mailman 2012-07-19)
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8th at Demobit 2000 in Pixel GFX CompoFarfar - 10 years of Kjoping your fisk (Comment by: CONS 2012-07-18)
Fresh!I bet they didnt expect such thing in a logo competition
Hein - Powercartridge (Comment by: Sander 2012-07-18)
Small addition: 'their infamous KSC power cartridge', that would be the C=64 edition.Hein - Powercartridge (Comment by: Sander 2012-07-18)
Some background info from Hein (freely quoted): "A logo for an Amiga cartridge. It was coded by Vector/Vision for the Dutch company KCS(http://www.traceme.tv/index.asp?page=about). I'm unsure if the cartridge was ever released. But i got paid a few hundred guilders."
Some old Dutch guys would remember their infamous KCS power cartridge. Atleast, i do
It looks utterly kitsch today with all the 'photoshop-filters'. But this was all done manually pixel by pixel.
Hein 'only' finished this piece, it was originally done by Robert Tan. Not sure to which extend.
A copy obviously. But this (and some other Hein graphics from Dutch Breeze) raised the bar for c64 graphics. Immensely. I believe this level of craftmanship has rarely been equalled on c64, even up till today.
