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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…
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…
There are some times with the ‘Illustrators’ magazine that some of the artists selected are just jaw-droppingly awesome. This is the case with…
There’s a more traditional set of artists in this latest edition of ‘Illustrators’. The first is Mark Schultz (1955- ). I’ve seen his…
One of ‘Illustrators’ strengths is to show artists you might not come across before. It’s even more problematic when there are so few…
This latest edition of ‘Illustrators’ is another odd mix. Starting off with artist/writer Bob Fingerman (1964-), who casually namedrops with knowledge in his…
A casual page flick, and you would think that there were fewer artists. Actually, this edition of ‘Illustrators’ still features a variety of…
This 44th issue of ‘Illustrators’ feels bigger than usual although it has the same page count. The usual page flick reveals a truly…
For those who don’t know, in the UK, in the 1960s, British comics were age-grade. As your reading improved, you went up to…
To me, Tarzan is a bit old-world. We know a lot more about African wildlife these days, and we know the likes of…
