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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2021 · 1H 27M

TALKING JOE - Ian Kennedy & Art of Roboskull Mk II Kickstarter

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Ian Kennedy & Art of Roboskull Mk II Video available on Youtube: https://youtu.be/g437FURWKVc Mark's worlds collided when his pal Ian Kennedy was commissioned to paint the illustration for the box art for the new a toy that reinvents the classic Roboskull - the iconic Red Shadow vehicle from his favourite toy line and comic! So of course he had to record a show about it. Mark catches up with Head Skeletron Ben Conway, the evil genius behind the Roboskull MkII kickstarter, and British comic art legend Ian Kennedy to discuss the Roboskull Box art. We hear a little about Ian's career in comics and techniques as we explore the process from initial pitch, through rough sketches to the finished piece, with some exclusive behind the scenes prelim designs revealed along the way. Ben also springs a new request on Ian for the project! As a bonus, we also look at some of Ian's other recent Action Force inspired commissions. Roboskull Mk II Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/skeletron/roboskull Ian's Website: https://www.iankennedyart.co.uk/

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