Archive for July 2014
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New Work: The Art of Fred Gambino: Dark Shepherd
Fred Gambino’s new collection of concept art, illustrations, speed paintings, book covers and sketches hits the bookstores this week
Filed under: Concept Art and Character Design, Fred Gambino, Just Published -
Q&A Alejandro Colucci Artist Profile
The artist who has had the most impact on my art and that triggered my desire to transform into an illustrator was Frank Frazetta
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Q&A Fred Gambino Artist Profile
Working as a concept artist for film and games is all about collaboration
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Q&A Christopher Gibbs Artist Profile
The most enjoyable element for me is to have the luxury of being creative. To play, and be inspired by textures and everyday things around us.
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Q&A John Howe Artist Profile
We can never get closer to these long departed human beings than through the objects created by their hands, heads and hearts. Because that’s what it’s all about isn’t it? Everything tells a story, and telling stories, over and over, in their complexity and variety of form, is what makes us human.
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Silly Name for a Monster Steve May
Once upon a time, heroes had to have proper sounding names. And big scary monsters had big scary names too but the monster in this tale doesn’t sound scary at all
Filed under: Children's Books, Steve May -
Jonny Duddle Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
The illustrations I’m creating for Harry Potter are very different to the artwork in my picture books, which are probably what I’m best known for
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July 2014 Calendar: Simon Bartram: Up For the Cup
To celebrate the 2014 Fifa World Cup, this month’s image for Arena Illustration’s Desktop Calendar is by Simon Bartram
Filed under: Arena, Children's Books, Simon Bartram