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'''Jimbo Salgado''' (born [[November 3]], [[1980]] in Manila, Philippines) is a comic book artist. While studying fine art, he gained work in animation in a number of roles including layout, inbetweening and animating. He also worked for a time as a Visual Art instructor. More recently he had branched out into the field of comic books, and his work so far includes issues of ''[[Batman]]: Arkham City'' for | '''Jimbo Salgado''' (born [[November 3]], [[1980]] in Manila, Philippines) is a comic book artist. While studying fine art, he gained work in animation in a number of roles including layout, inbetweening and animating. He also worked for a time as a Visual Art instructor. More recently he had branched out into the field of comic books, and his work so far includes issues of ''[[Batman]]: Arkham City'' for [[DC Comics]], ''Atlas Unified'' for Atlas Comics and ''Grimm Fairy Tales'' for Zenescope, as well his ''Transformers'' work for [[IDW Publishing]]. He is a member of artist collective HeadHunta' Studios. | ||
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Revision as of 01:57, 9 October 2025
Jimbo Salgado (born November 3, 1980 in Manila, Philippines) is a comic book artist. While studying fine art, he gained work in animation in a number of roles including layout, inbetweening and animating. He also worked for a time as a Visual Art instructor. More recently he had branched out into the field of comic books, and his work so far includes issues of Batman: Arkham City for DC Comics, Atlas Unified for Atlas Comics and Grimm Fairy Tales for Zenescope, as well his Transformers work for IDW Publishing. He is a member of artist collective HeadHunta' Studios.
Penciling work
- The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye Annual 2012 (37 pages with Emil Cabaltierra)
Gallery
External links
- Jimbo Salgado on DeviantArt
- Jimbo Salgado gallery at HeadHunta' Studios
