Q: |
Where did Bungo and Rusti get their start? |
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They first appeared in West End Games' Star Wars Adventure Journal, issue 11, recounting the duo's adventures in Bungo &
Rusti Get Carry Out. |
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Why weren't any other stories printed? |
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Dark Horse Comics has the sole contract with Lucasfilm to produce comics. Alas, poor Bungo and Rusti were thought to have only been a
one-shot, so the good people at Dark Horse let that one go.
They never would have made it into print if DH hadn't overlooked
my little foray into self indulgence. |
Q: |
What materials do you use to produce your artwork? |
A:
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It varies. For the comics, I use either a Winsor Newton #0 brush or a technical
pen on Strathmore cold press bristol. Any coloring is done
in Adobe photoshop. The computer art is a combination of
3-D models created with Ray Dream Designer or Bryce combined
with clay models, all put together using photoshop. |
Q: |
Have you published any other Star Wars related stuff? |
A: |
No. This is the first Star Wars anything I've had published. |
Q: |
What other kind of artwork do you do? |
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I've had two comic strips published in college and local newspapers (ancient history, though). I paint in oils. I'm currently working on
a children's book (putting that here may help me finish it
sooner). I currently work for a large mid-western publishing
company in their creative services department. I also do
the occasional freelance job so I can buy myself cool toys! |
Q: |
Who is Jambi? |
A: |
My life. My love. My dog. Named after the genie on Pee-Wee's Playhouse! |
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