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New Iron Man Mark I concept art revealed

August 31, 2017 by George Chrysostomou

Nine years removed from the film that launched Marvel’s Cinematic Universe and we’re still learning about the attention to detail and artistic work that went in to adapting one of Marvel comic’s best known characters to the big screen. In this latest reveal from artist Ryan Meindering, we can see the intricacies of the technological components of the Mark I armour form the first Iron Man movie. Ryan shared the artwork to his Instagram where he praised director Jon Favreau, as well as talking about the fun he had working on this movie and the experiences that lead him to this point.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BYZIpjXA9eV/?taken-by=ryan_meinerding_art

Of course, it is artists and designers that inspire some of Marvel’s brightest characters, as each hero or villain get’s adapted for a new cinematic audience. But, none of these artists would be here, working on such beloved projects if it was not for the late Jack Kirby – a man whom would have turned 100 just a couple of days ago. In another post to Instagram, Ryan shared this tribute to the fantastic artist.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BYYk3cngzv0/?taken-by=ryan_meinerding_art

 

Filed Under: Comic Books, George Chrysostomou, Movies, News Tagged With: Iron Man, Jack Kirby, Jon Favreau, Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe

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