John Romero - Unseen DOOM Art

Post by **wardrich** » Sun Dec 14, 2014 5:24 pm

Check out this article from Kotaku:

<a href="http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2014/12/11/john ... oom-art</a>

tienkhoanguyen · Post by **tienkhoanguyen** » Sun Dec 14, 2014 5:43 pm

All these years when I did something wrong, they punished me.

When I broke the law, my dad spanked me.
He was the harshest!

When I stole, my mom spanked me right in the store when I was a kid!
I even almost burned a house down playing with matches.
She tortured me for that one.

Seeing these pictures of evil makes me honour both my parents now!!!!!!!!!!!!

I never appreciated them so much as when I saw those pictures.

Aldeb · Post by **Aldeb** » Sat Dec 20, 2014 11:33 am

Great find. It made sense to use clay models back then, given the amount of work needed to build a not-so-good-looking 3D model for sprite renders. Always wondered if the Doom art is in a museum or a private collection somewhere. must be worth something

Post by **wardrich** » Sun Dec 21, 2014 2:12 am

Aldeb wrote:Great find. It made sense to use clay models back then, given the amount of work needed to build a not-so-good-looking 3D model for sprite renders. Always wondered if the Doom art is in a museum or a private collection somewhere. must be worth something

I had the same curiosity about the clay models when I saw the pics. Prior to seeing that gallery, I had never given any thought into how the modelling was done. It's too bad they don't do this still - they could easily turn the clay models into toys haha

Aldeb · Post by **Aldeb** » Thu Dec 25, 2014 3:08 pm

Ha. totally. I bet a few rich nerds would spend quite a fortune to get their hands on some genuine Doom memorabilia, be it concept art or Romero's coffee coaster

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John Romero - Unseen DOOM Art

John Romero - Unseen DOOM Art

Makes me glad my parents taught me to be good!