Description

Daniel Scott Gabriel Murray is a comic book, fantasy artist and illustrator well known for rendering some of the most popular characters and personalities:
- Title: Cap and Shield.
- Signed by artist Daniel Scott Gabriel Murray.
- Size: 11"x17"
- Fine museum quality art professionally printed on Premium Pearl Metallic Photo Paper - Specs: 66 lb. 255gsm, 10.4mil with archival inks.**

Note:The low resolution scan, shown above, does not capture the high clarity of the actual print.

Note: The watermark text, "escapecollectibles" on the photo does not appear on the actual item.

**Our prints are produced on state-of-the-art Epson professional grade printers engineered for the most discriminating professionals providing exceptional professional print quality. Our printers use the most up-to-date ink technology with a high-density form of archival grade pigments which produce an enhanced color gamut. Ink droplets as small as 3.5 picoliters and placed with remarkable accuracy and precision producing gallery-quality prints.

AUTHORIZED ARTIST
DEALER INFORMATION:

Escape Collectibles, Ltd. is an artist authorized dealer of artwork created by Daniel Scott Gabriel Murray.
His artwork will be hand signed by him assuring you that the art you receive is of the highest quality.
We will be offering many art pieces of various media from Daniel.

ARTIST INFORMATION:

Daniel Scott Gabriel Murray

Daniel Scott Gabriel Murray was born in Ohio in the early 1960's and landed in Maine sometime around 1965. A retired full time law enforcement officer of 23 years he is currently working as a DC Comics artist. He also works for a number of studios, software and gaming companies such as DC Comics, covers for Lucasfilm publications, Upper Deck Entertainment, Inner Kingdom Games [Shadowfist], TUL Studios and Seed Studios in Taiwan, Smith-Micro [Poser] and Atlantis Studios.

During his law enforcement career Murray honed his art skills working as an illustrator on the side which paid off when his big break came while attending a convention he shared his work with a DC Comics editor. His reputation and popularity then began to grow as he used light and color creating his own style of illustration setting his style apart from the norm.After completing a series of DC Trading cards, he was tasked with assisting in the creation of marketing materials for DC Comics licensed products.

We've read that chances are, if you see a Superman or Batman logo on a DC Comics product, you ’re looking at an illustration of Daniel Scott Gabriel Murray.