I doubt Oleg has much influence on the cover. ;)

This guy should rather get in touch with the productmanager at Ubi responsible for CoD.

Yes very true... I'm sure Oleg is so busy with the final touches on the game that he has no time for such things. Maybe he would help getting him in touch with product management over at Ubisoft though...? To me it is all wishful thinking... but couldn't hurt to try i suppose.

Anyone know who that might be? :confused:

Drop a line to ubi.

They even answered Tree. ;)

nice work there Feathered, though it looks just like a bunch of German planes. nonetheless, nice work... I think the point that most seem to be missing, is that art is art and everybody will view the same piece differently and that is just fine.


Art isn't something to come to blows over

As far as i know the Product marketing manager in the UK is Murray Pannell. Im sure you could find some sort of contact info on him with a quick google search.

Edit: He might however be solely committed to the xbox... but idk. I just remember hearing about him getting hired on for marketing manager a couple years ago.

Just did a seach.. I guess he handles all platforms in the UK. So my guess is that he's your man Feathered :)

Just had a look at Wiek's website. His artwork is fantastic.

You know it's worth comparing some of the previous covers used for IL-2 variants with that for COD.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...k_Coverart.png

http://media.giantbomb.com/uploads/2...2aep_large.jpg

http://www.exlibris.ch/images_covers...9934469xxl.jpg

They are of a remarkably similar style. If it's not the same artist (and it might be) then you can't deny that there's a distinct theme.

I think the other two are better, especially the Sturmovik - a lot of drama in that picture.

The COD one looks too washed out - not much colour. Don't know what effect the artist was going for with the Spit, but it doesn't work.