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Joe Madureira's THQ Concept Art

It's been very silent for the last few months of any Joe Madureira related news but Joe has posted a few concept art pieces from his time at THQ recently.

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Anonymous said…
Arts Awesome!!!
Unknown said…
Hey Joe! Your works are amazing!You are my favorit artist and I have a question. Is it important to draw very fast concept atrs? How long does it take to draw one of them. For example
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-D-CTrcISKN0/URGIP2ya5OI/AAAAAAAAA2I/i00yrANfjg0/s1600/pic-6.jpg
Thank You for your answer.
Biscuit Recipes said…
Great blog I enjooyed reading

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