The Year in Heavy Metal Art
Faster than Sound. I enjoy art. Obviously. I enjoy heavy metal. I enjoy heavy metal art from a variety of... View Article
Faster than Sound. I enjoy art. Obviously. I enjoy heavy metal. I enjoy heavy metal art from a variety of... View Article
This months image comes from an artist called jjcanvas whoese painting I found on Youtube just in timelapse form. Though... View Article
”If you thought that was cool, wait till you try the real thing.” A friend told me something to that... View Article
This article continues my exploration into the use of the supernatural and fantastic within the world of art. From the... View Article
It is strange talking about realism when it comes to fantasy art. Realism means many different things as it could... View Article
If you have paid attention to the Dungeon Synth scene within the last few years, you have seen the work of John Bauer and more specifically his illustration "Ännu sitter Tuvstarr kvar och ser ner i vattnet" (Still, Tuvstarr sits and gazes down into the water). This watercolor was a favorite among Dungeon Synth fans for its vintage quality in fantasy art and the deep folkloric traditions of Swedish myths. The painting came in a collection of other myths which were published in the 1907 anthology "Bland tomtar och troll" (Among Gnomes and Trolls). This painting was popular at its time which was used in a shampoo ad in the early 20th century and later in the 90's as a cetnerpoint for a nature conservation campaign. For as relativity obscure John Bauer has become int he canon of art and even fantasy art, Tuvstarr has become a beacon for many people to find his work. Even though Tuvstarr has been used in various ways, the lure of imagination and myth is still potent today as it was over a hundred years ago.
Stumbling on Hannes Bok was much like anyone other random run in with a fantasy artist. It began with searching... View Article
Throughout my writing tenure at Hollywood Metal, I have always been into art — specifically fantasy art. While there is... View Article
I enjoy fantasy – a lot. Part of my dedications into the idea of fantasy have focused on delving into... View Article
In this art, scenes from nature, human activities, and all other real world phenomena will not be described for their... View Article
Fantasy art has always been an interest of mine in conjunction with, unsurprisingly, fantasy literature. Fantasy art now and its... View Article
George Barr – “The Dying Earth” [1976] — This was a paperback spread for the 1976 Underwood/Miller publication of Jack... View Article
Jean Henri Gaston Giraud (Moebius) – Arzach (1976) — Arzach is a late 70’s wordless French comic which ran in... View Article
Barry Windsor Smith has been one of my favorite fantasy artists since seeing his work in Epic Illustrated. Smith is... View Article