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Black Knight was Ramunni's first art work on a pinball game at Williams, created using silkscreen technique.
Paul Ferris pioneered four-color process printing in pinball and taught Ramunni acrylic painting techniques while designing Embryon.
Steve Kordick was a pinball pioneer who started in the 1950s and lived to over 102 years old.
Constantino Mitchell was essentially the only in-house illustrator at Williams when Ramunni arrived.
Legendary pinball artist with 15+ year career spanning Williams, Bally, and Data East; pioneering illustrator who transitioned from silkscreen to four-color process painting
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The artwork and visual aspect of a pinball game is what attracts players to play it for the first time; gameplay depth determines sustained success.
Embryon was influenced by H.R. Giger's Alien aesthetic.
Elektra featured the first three-level playfield.
Original pinball artwork has become highly valuable in the collector market, despite being created as 'just a job'.
Digital-era pinball production has no original physical artwork artifacts for collectors, making future collector market impossible.
Modern pinball licensing constraints prevent the artistic freedom that existed in pre-licensed era games.