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==Notes==
==Notes==
* Kuphaldt was originally assigned many more pieces for the [[Dreamwave Productions|Dreamwave]] ''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye|More than Meets the Eye]]'' series (which can be found on his website below), though they ended up not being used due to a decision to stick with a Pat Lee/[[Don Figueroa]] "house style". ''Dammit!''
* Kuphaldt was originally assigned many more pieces for the [[Dreamwave Productions|Dreamwave]] ''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye|More than Meets the Eye]]'' series (which can be found on his website below), though they ended up not being used due to a decision to stick with a Pat Lee/[[Don Figueroa]] "house style". ''Dammit!''
==External links==
* [https://www.mattkuphaldt.com/ Official website]


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Revision as of 23:25, 14 October 2019

The name or term "Jackpot" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Jackpot (disambiguation).
It's pronounced "Throatwobbler Mangrove!"

Matt Kuphaldt (born 1977), also known by the online handle Jackpot, is an American illustrator and fan-gone-pro. Kuphaldt's start as an official Transformers artist came when his online artwork caught the eye of 88MPH Studios, who contracted him to create illustrations for the Genesis artbook. Among the other Genesis artists was Dreamwave's Pat Lee, who solicited Kuphaldt for work on the nascent Generation 1 comics. This, in turn, led to work with 3H Productions and Fun Publications, contributing to their comics as well as creating posters and various other illustrations surrounding the conventions and fan club.

Works

3H Productions

Dreamwave Productions

88mph Studios

Fun Publications

Ask Vector Prime

Notes

  • Kuphaldt was originally assigned many more pieces for the Dreamwave More than Meets the Eye series (which can be found on his website below), though they ended up not being used due to a decision to stick with a Pat Lee/Don Figueroa "house style". Dammit!