Exclusive Geek Monthly Transformers ROTF Art for Auction

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009 4:44PM CDT

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Back in June 2009, Seibertron.com reported on the commissioning of artist Dave Dorman who created an original oil painting of Transformers Autobot Leader Optimus Prime, depicted in both his newest movie incarnation along with his original 1984 cartoon form in conjuction with the release of Transformers Revenge of the Fallen and the 25th Anniversary of the Transformers name brand.

Exclusive Geek Monthly Transformers ROTF Art for Auction

Exclusive Geek Monthly Transformers ROTF Art for Auction

Now, the original art work is available for auction for one lucky collector to add to their collection. With no reserve, the artwork is listed at a starting bid of $600.00 USD. Details on the painting are listed as follows:

The Painting: Dave Dorman’s original painting features Hasbro's generation-spanning TRANSFORMERS! brand. Dorman created the art for the cover of Issue 29 of GEEK Monthly. A milestone for GEEK , Dorman’s is the first original art to grace their cover which usually feature photos of personalities. This issue was created specifically for release at pop culture convention, Comic-Con International, in San Diego this past summer.

The Art itself is Oil and Acrylic on stiff illustration board. The Painting is 14" by 20" and comes in a small black metal frame, ready to hang. In addition to the painting, the winner will receive an autographed copy of the photo, by Dorman and Miller, showing them both holding the actual art. Shipping is FREE within the US ( Outside of the US shipping is an additon $35 including tracking)

You can view the listing for this artwork by clicking here.

Credit(s): Denise Dorman of WriteBrainMedia.com