Craig Mullins

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Craig Mullins (1964) is an American-born concept artist specializing in book and video game illustration and film matte paintings.

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[edit] Biography

Craig Mullins was born in 1964 in California and moved at the age of 3 to Ohio. When 18 he went back to California where for several years he lived in the proximity of Los Angeles. Today he lives in Hawaii. Mullins was classically trained (attending Pitzer College of Claremont, California (where he stayed for around 2 years) and the Art Center College of Design) but was introduced to digital art with the release of Dubner PaintBox in 1987. Mullins has indicated that he now creates his images almost exclusively in the digital environment — using Corel Painter and Adobe Photoshop on a Dell workstation from his home studio in Hawaii. His works are inspired by John Singer Sargent and Frank Frazetta[citation needed].

[edit] Work

[edit] In books

He did book covers for the following books:

[edit] In film

He did matte paintings for these pictures:

[edit] In videogames

He did illustrations for the following videogames:

[edit] Publications

  • Expose 1 by Ballistic Publishing Art of Halo

[edit] External links


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