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Illustration gives visible form to imagined worlds, characters and stories through book covers, comics and other artwork. Browse SFcrowsnest’s coverage of artists and genre illustration.
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Donato Giancola and John Picacio rejected cover contracts from Asimov's owner Must Read Magazines. The publisher has since promised to drop work for…
Starship Sloane's relaunched Worlds of IF reaches issue #180, nearly 300 pages, with cover art by Ninja Jo and a Bruce Pennington back…
Manuel Pérez Clemente, the Spanish artist known as Sanjulian, has died in Sitges aged 85. His painted covers for Warren’s Creepy, Eerie and…
HarperCollins unveils Vance Kovacs's movie-inspired Narnia covers for Gerwig's The Magician's Nephew, with hardcovers and box sets from November.
After sixteen years, three cities, two civic rejections and roughly a billion dollars of his own money, George Lucas opens the Lucas Museum…
Like a lot of people, my first exposure to Jean ‘Moebius’ Giraud (1938-2012) was in the magazine Heavy Metal. I thought his work…
Even editor Diego Cordoba is amazed that they’ve reached fifty issues. This edition has had a slight price rise but also offers a…
I came across this book, ‘Curt Swan: A Life In Comics’ by Eddy Zeno, quite by accident recently, as it was released 24…
Considering how many comic book artists regarded Hal Foster (1892–1982) as a major influence on their art, when I came across this book,…
There are two books published by Redcrest focusing on the works of Victorian fantasy artist Arthur Rackham (1867-1939). The first is ‘The Collected…
J. Allen St. John (1872-1957) was a commercial artist and art teacher. As the paintings showed here in this book, ‘The Paintings Of…
Set yourself a task. You’re probably after a specific book title or author, maybe after discovering a book you missed when it first…
