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'''Elliot Kravchik''' is a Canadian comic colorist who worked for [[Dreamwave Productions]]. He started out on their ''Shidima'' title and, in addition to ''Transformers'', also worked on ''Sandscape'' and ''Warlands''. His final work on ''Devil May Cry'' was published a few months before the company's collapse. He went on to work for Pat Lee's Dream Engine on ''Cyber Force'', and now works as a freelance concept artist and as a graphic designer for Toronto Jewelry House.
'''Elliot Kravchik''' is a Canadian comic colorist who worked for [[Dreamwave Productions]]. He started out on their ''Shidima'' title and, in addition to ''Transformers'', also worked on ''Sandscape'' and ''Warlands''. His final work on ''Devil May Cry'' was published a few months before the company's collapse. He went on to work for [[Pat Lee]]'s Dream Engine on ''Cyber Force'', and now works as a freelance concept artist and as a graphic designer for Toronto Jewelry House.


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Elliot Kravchik is a Canadian comic colorist who worked for Dreamwave Productions. He started out on their Shidima title and, in addition to Transformers, also worked on Sandscape and Warlands. His final work on Devil May Cry was published a few months before the company's collapse. He went on to work for Pat Lee's Dream Engine on Cyber Force, and now works as a freelance concept artist and as a graphic designer for Toronto Jewelry House.

Coloring credits

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Most issues Kravchik worked on credited several people for coloring work. Please see individual issue pages for more information
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