Gerald Scarfe
Illustrator and animator for Pink Floyd
Born
June 1st, 1936
88 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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An illustrator and animator originated in England, contributed significantly to visual arts through work with the rock band Pink Floyd. Gained recognition for artistry in the album covers for 'The Wall' and 'Animals.' Provided animation for the film 'Pink Floyd – The Wall,' which showcased a combination of animation and rock music. Developed a unique style characterized by bold lines and surreal imagery. Also worked for The Sunday Times and contributed numerous illustrations to other publications, establishing a notable career in editorial art.
Created artwork for Pink Floyd's 'The Wall'
Animated segments for the film 'Pink Floyd – The Wall'
Illustrated for The Sunday Times
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