Jeffrey Mangiat

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Jeffrey Mangiat (born 1953) is the artist responsible for several pieces of early Generation 1 package art, including Optimus Prime, Jazz, Mirage, some of the Seekers, and the 1985 and 1986 back-of-the-box murals. He also did work for G.I. Joe, GoBots, [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Starcom: The U.S. Space Force|{{#if:Starcom|Starcom|Starcom: The U.S. Space Force}}]], and [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}ThunderCats|{{#if:||ThunderCats}}]].

After attending the Pratt Institute to study art, Mangiat began working for Hearst publications, specifically automotive renderings. Because of these he found additional work from Popular Mechanics and Popular Science magazines. His history with automotive illustration made him a natural fit for Transformers when he began doing some work for Hasbro.

Known packaging art

The Transformers

• 1984, 1985 and 1986 back-of-box murals

Character art

Autobot Cars Optimus Prime Sunstreaker<ref>April 6, 2022 post of The Transformers Sunstreaker's original character art from Mangiat on Instagram</ref> Ironhide<ref>April 6, 2022 post of The Transformers Ironhide's original character art from Mangiat on Instagram</ref> Ratchet<ref>April 6, 2022 post of The Transformers Ratchet's original character art from Mangiat on Instagram</ref> Jazz Mirage Sideswipe<ref>April 6, 2022 post of The Transformers Sideswipe's original character art from Mangiat on Instagram</ref>

Decepticon Planes Skywarp

Generation 2

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Fireflight<ref>Auction listing for Generation 2 Fireflight's character art with Mangiat's signature at Hake's Auctions</ref>

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Gallery

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Extended Jeffrey Mangiat gallery

Notes

• 1985's battlescene was rendered at 34"x28" and took him an entire month to complete. 1986's was rendered at 26"x24".

External links

• Jeffrey Mangiat on Instagram
• Jeffrey Mangiat portfolio at the "Mendola Artists" illustration agency
• Listings for 40th Anniversary prints of Mangiat's Generation 1 illustrations at the web shop for "Bottleneck Gallery" art gallery

Interviews

• October 27, 2009 "World-Renowned Illustrator Jeff Mangiat Talks G1 Transformers" interview at TFormers.com

References

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