In 2004, one of the biggest Microsoft-published titles was the original “Fable,” developed by Lionhead Studios. As “Fable” was a very ambitious game with considerable artistic effort behind it, Microsoft wanted to properly convey the creative passion with an equally creative Xbox console design. To accomplish this, they needed an artist to make a set of “Fable” Xbox consoles.
Microsoft contracted renowned airbrush artist David “Daveart” Gunnarson to create four special Xbox consoles, each with a black and orange body, and an elaborate rendering of the boy from the “Fable” box art airbrushed on the top. These four consoles were given away as prizes in a contest in Sweden.
The authenticity of one of these consoles can be verified by the multiple spots on each one where Gunnarson signed his name, his website’s URL, the date they were produced, and the name of the piece: “Fable Boy II.”
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