Concept Art Sketches For Luigis Costume For The 1993 Super Mario Bros. Movie. The Costume Designer Was

Concept art sketches for Luigi’s costume for the 1993 Super Mario Bros. movie. The costume designer was not informed about the correct spelling of “Luigi” at the time of the creation.

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Animated the dev team’s attempts to draw Kirby by hand.

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ok so i have very, very vivid memories of teaching my dad the difference between a fake pokemon card and a real one using this exact card as a child, at a flea market in florida??? the fake was missing the drop shadow around the art frame pretty sure i still have it!!

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