The Art Of Fred Gambino: Dark Shepherd (book review).
Blimey, it’s hard to believe that it’s been thirteen years since I reviewed Fred Gambino’s first book, ‘Ground Zero’, but its long over-due…
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Illustration and painting.
Blimey, it’s hard to believe that it’s been thirteen years since I reviewed Fred Gambino’s first book, ‘Ground Zero’, but its long over-due…
In May, 2000 AD appealed to its readers to help solve a mystery – and they replied in spades! The legendary British comic…
‘Animation is an art form that begins and ends with the imagination.’ – Linda Sunshine author of ‘The Art Of How To Train…
Artist Ian Miller’s work is mostly in fantasy than SF but a lot of the time, artists in our genre do what they…
Al Feldstein is a comicbook legend, even if he might be before most of us were born here. A main contributor and editor…
Y’know, doc, the animation folk at Disney get more books written about them than us folk at Warner’s. Either way, the books are…
I first put a name to the paintings of SF artist John Harris with his book, ‘Mass: The Art Of John Harris’, which…
‘Titanfall’ is a first person shooter on-line game for XBOX One and Windows PCs. It was highly anticipated because it was the debut…
‘The Art Of Thief’ is a graphical celebration of the Square Enix video game and published by Square Enix, available on Xbox 360…
Cliff Chiang isn’t an artist I’ve come across before. Mostly, I suspect, because I haven’t really picked up on recent Vertigo titles, the…
Now ‘Steampunk Style’ is a really unusual book. Its sub-title is ‘The Complete Illustrated Guide For Contraptors, Gizmologists And Primocogglers Everywhere’. Although I…
David Wright (1912-1967) is an artist’s works whom you might have seen and not been able to put a name to. As pointed…