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Richard Davies UNITED KINGDOM
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Red Dwarf Androids Smegazine Art

Location: My Comic Art
Artist: Kevin F. Sutherland (All)

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Red Dwarf Smegazine #4 1992

Androids Colour Overlay

Androids page in print
Artwork Details
Location: My Comic Art
Title: Red Dwarf Androids Smegazine Art*
Artist:  Kevin F. Sutherland (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 273
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 8/29/2023

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Featutured is an A3 page on card of Red Dwarf Androids Smegazine artwowrk with colour overlay (signed & dated) by the great Kevin F. Sutherland. It appeared in Smegazine #4 episode 12 story written by James Hill & Pat Kelleher way back in 1992.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 8/29/2023

Love the chopped corners on the panels inidcating machined and robotic repeatability for a modern edge look!  Filled with all manner of detail as Sutherland probably got time to deploy all his imagination into this.

Richard Davies Member Since 2019
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Posted On 8/29/2023

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  Love the chopped corners on the panels inidcating machined and robotic repeatability for a modern edge look!  Filled with all manner of detail as Sutherland probably got time to deploy all his imagination into this.
 "

Hey, well observed Marcus. That detail never crossed my mind. I now see what you mean. Also, don't you think the robot in the middle panel is reminiscient  of the female Android that appeared in the Fritz lang 1927 cult dystopian movie Metropolis?  

Coincidentally, the Smegazine Androids art penned by Kevin J. Sutherland according to the man himself are the only two pages that's ever come to market, so a rarity. Nice to know. :)