Illustrators #33 (magazine review).
If you want your jaw to drop, then you need to see the art of American artist J.C. Leyendecker (1874-1951) and think if…
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If you want your jaw to drop, then you need to see the art of American artist J.C. Leyendecker (1874-1951) and think if…
With the latest edition of ‘Illustrators’, there is an introduction to Swiss artist Oliver Frey on the front cover and first article. Certainly…
Interestingly, rather than focusing on artists who painted or illustrated pirate stories, David Ashford does a history trip through the entire genre as…
If you haven’t seen the little green man above before then where have you been? This is the fifth cover appearance that I…
For a change, the 27th edition of ‘Illustrators’ takes a western slant, looking at the work of two significant artists and a certain…
As I’m often said in the past, I look forward to every edition of ‘Illustrators’ and there is no exception with the 26th…
The 25th issue of ‘Illustrators’ and it’s practically a cheesecake or girlie edition. Former editor Peter Richardson explains how the magazine first started…
As I’ve often commented in other books reviews, it’s always fascinating seeing the film poster art from other countries and how they convey…
First, as announced in this edition of ‘Illustrators’, this is the last edition edited by Peter Richardson, who hands over this important task…
The latest issue of ‘Illustrators’ starts off with a 30 page interview with artist Rodney Matthews. A couple thing I learnt from the…
This issue of ‘Illustrators’ is devoted to Russian artists. As such, we see the work from their homeland which makes an interesting contrast…
My usual page flick of the latest issue of ‘Illustrators’ quickly revealed that it this isn’t a normal edition. If anything, it’s darn…