Serpentor - process & interior packaging art
🕑 Added 2022-10-07 17:59:02 +0000 UTCHey!
Today I wanted to share with you some process behind the Serpentor box art I created for Hasbro Pulse! This one was a lot of fun to work on, honestly one of my favorite jobs ever in terms of the freedom and execution, I was given a ton of funny/cool reference from oldschool G.I. Joe comics as well as tons of stills from the show. The artwork here was meant to follow the Dr. Mindbender artwork I created some time back for my first Hasbro Pulse figure illustration. They share a similar composition but differ in that this one was much wider - this box has Serpentor's Glider as well as the figure.
So, because I was given free reign over so much of the packaging design, I was able to keep all the elements of the box cohesive - the interior lab shot matched the lab door with the Cobra labs symbol - all with more textured brush strokes and whatnot to make it feel more hand done rather than graphic design. Also, shout out to Cecil for taking what I did on the interior lab and using bits and pieces to make the top/bottom/sides of the packaging.
This is a pretty rare opportunity for me so I really tried my best to knock it out. Super happy with the result - I haven't seen the boxes in person yet, but I can't wait to check it out! If you have any questions about the work done or process feel free to leave them below!
Thanks as always for your support!
Dave
Comments
Alfred Manzano
God damn, how long did this take altogether? I've never worked on anything massive before lol
Paul M
This is so goddamn awesome
Lorian
saw the same on amazon, lotta people like ripping dave off huh
Lâle Favre
Amazing stuff!
Giovanny Pichardo
Hey man I just wanted to let you know I found somebody on Instagram selling your metal gear solid artwork on t-shirts I sent you a message as well on Instagram.
Oronoro
Jeez, this is some crazy good work
Brendan C Murphy
This is awesome Dave! Such a cool/unique project and it's great to see all the little elements that went into it. Did Hasbro give you direction for all 5 scenes that went into the main image in the original prompt? Or did you come up with them yourself? cheers, B