The Best Of Draw! Volume Three (book review)
Oddly, you’re going to take a second look when the indicia says this ‘Best Of Draw!’ is ‘Volume One’ not ‘Volume Three’. The…
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Illustration and painting.
Oddly, you’re going to take a second look when the indicia says this ‘Best Of Draw!’ is ‘Volume One’ not ‘Volume Three’. The…
‘The Best Of Draw! Volume 1’ was its third printing back in 2008 and features work from the early two out of print…
Only three artists are covered in this latest issue of ‘Illustrators’ but definitely big ones. Peter Richardson goes over the life…
As you might have noticed from my reviewing the graphic novels of Harley Quinn and Power Girl, I’ve quickly become a fan of…
Some books are full of surprises and ‘Fantasy Art Masters’ by Dick Jude that came out in 1999 and recently located is loaded…
With this issue of ‘Draw!’, I’ve caught up with my multi-buy of issues bought of this magazine. Editor Mike Manley interviews watercolourist J.G.…
A little exercise with many non-fiction books is if they reference another period book is to see if a copy is out there,…
‘The Necronomicon’ was, of course, a fictional book first used by HP Lovecraft in a short story, ‘The Nameless City’, published in 1921.…
Before we got onto Flametree’s booklist, ‘Vampires: Fantasy Art, Fiction And The Movies’ by Russ Thorne was on my list to look at.…
Gene Colan cut corners on his artwork. Every explosion was a full page. He’d use the side of his pencil to draw some…
I haven’t yet been lucky enough to visit Galaxy’s Edge, a slice of the ‘Star Wars’ universe carved out of Disney’s two major…
This latest issue of ‘Illustrators’ focuses on the Latin artists who gained fame with work outside of their own country. Top of this…