Including Sonic Adventure and Sonic Jam.
As everybody is busy elsewhere celebrating 25 years since the release of the Sega Dreamcast in Japan, Satoshi Okano, a former Sega of Japan artist, has started publishing a ton of incredible, previously unseen concept art from various Sonic the Hedgehog projects over on Twitter.
Satoshi Okano got his start at Sega working on Sonic Jam, where he was responsible for the promotional art, as well as helping to name the project and designing a new “cutting-edge” version of the Sonic character for the Saturn era. He was then later among the four artists who participated in the internal competition that was held within Sega to find a new look for the character ahead of his debut on Dreamcast — a contest that was eventually won by another Sonic artist named Yuji Uekawa.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Including Sonic Adventure and Sonic Jam.
As everybody is busy elsewhere celebrating 25 years since the release of the Sega Dreamcast in Japan, Satoshi Okano, a former Sega of Japan artist, has started publishing a ton of incredible, previously unseen concept art from various Sonic the Hedgehog projects over on Twitter.
Satoshi Okano got his start at Sega working on Sonic Jam, where he was responsible for the promotional art, as well as helping to name the project and designing a new “cutting-edge” version of the Sonic character for the Saturn era. He was then later among the four artists who participated in the internal competition that was held within Sega to find a new look for the character ahead of his debut on Dreamcast — a contest that was eventually won by another Sonic artist named Yuji Uekawa.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
