They creates the bodies, they don’t dispose of the bodies…
For that you would need the cavalry-Winston Wolf
1,000th Post: Sharing Some Illustrations & Design I've Done
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For that you would need the cavalry-Winston Wolf
Impressive work! (And that is an understatement!). I love the backstories as well. Really amazing work!
Thanks again for taking the time to look.
I have just read this thread, Thank You for sharing your talent, My eyes likes what they be seeing, Congrats!!!
8 pages of congratulations and none more deserving. I love too see this thread keep growing. It makes me happy, don't ask me why, but it does. Maybe because of all the kind people who like to give praise rather the receive it. Anyway your the man man
So glad this thread was revived! I've loved seeing your incredible work and reading your interesting commentary on it, and on many other topics. You are not only talented but generous for sharing with us.
I’m not quite sure how this happened, but I’ve somehow amassed 5,000 posts in my brief tenure here at the forum (hopefully some of you got some good chuckles out of some of my posts). I thought I’d share some of the covers I did for The New Republic early in my career. The first three were done in magic marker and coloured pencil in 1986, the year after I graduated from art school. A fun thing about the Ferdinand Marcos cover was that it got used as an illustration in New York Magazine in an article about The New Republic shortly after the issue hit the stands.
The following ones were done in acrylic paint because I had the notion that art directors would take paintings more seriously than coloured pencil drawings. I was quite tickled when someone on the local ABC News on Channel 7 in New York held up my Kurt Waldheim cover on camera.
It’s subtle, but the cloud above Pat Buchanan’s head suggests a bicornes worn by Napoleon Bonaparte.
I did a few more covers for them into the ’90s (not shown).
Fast forward to 2024. Here's the cover for the current issue of Weird Tales No. 368 and our first joint venture with Blackstone, a cosmic horror novel by Jonathan Maberry, NecroTek. Both covers were done digitally. I illustrated and designed both covers (and interiors).
The following ones were done in acrylic paint because I had the notion that art directors would take paintings more seriously than coloured pencil drawings. I was quite tickled when someone on the local ABC News on Channel 7 in New York held up my Kurt Waldheim cover on camera.
It’s subtle, but the cloud above Pat Buchanan’s head suggests a bicornes worn by Napoleon Bonaparte.
I did a few more covers for them into the ’90s (not shown).
Fast forward to 2024. Here's the cover for the current issue of Weird Tales No. 368 and our first joint venture with Blackstone, a cosmic horror novel by Jonathan Maberry, NecroTek. Both covers were done digitally. I illustrated and designed both covers (and interiors).
My guess is a combination of pipe smoking and the internet.
I think you get to choose your "title" now. Get on it, man!
You're not the only great artist on this site. I recently did a family portrait.
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For any of you that might be in the NYC area this coming Friday, September 13th, I’m giving a talk at the Salmagundi Club that afternoon:
salmagundi.org
I’m not sure how many seats are left (RSVP required). This talk was originally supposed to happen in June, but the room got double booked and had to be rescheduled.
I’m presenting a slideshow of crime and mystery book covers I’ve worked on and will be talking about the unique experience of creating artwork for authors whose work I collect.
Murder, mayhem, and masterpieces : the art of illustrating mysteries | Salmagundi Club
Murder, mayhem, and masterpieces : the art of illustrating mysteries
salmagundi.org
I’m not sure how many seats are left (RSVP required). This talk was originally supposed to happen in June, but the room got double booked and had to be rescheduled.
I’m presenting a slideshow of crime and mystery book covers I’ve worked on and will be talking about the unique experience of creating artwork for authors whose work I collect.
Best of luck with your presentaion...but you dont need luck!
I would have loved to be there. Great job, my friend Jeff. Congratulations.For any of you that might be in the NYC area this coming Friday, September 13th, I’m giving a talk at the Salmagundi Club that afternoon:
Murder, mayhem, and masterpieces : the art of illustrating mysteries | Salmagundi Club
Murder, mayhem, and masterpieces : the art of illustrating mysteries
I’m not sure how many seats are left (RSVP required). This talk was originally supposed to happen in June, but the room got double booked and had to be rescheduled.
I’m presenting a slideshow of crime and mystery book covers I’ve worked on and will be talking about the unique experience of creating artwork for authors whose work I collect.
Wishing I could be there to hear what you say about those Lawrence Block coversFor any of you that might be in the NYC area this coming Friday, September 13th, I’m giving a talk at the Salmagundi Club that afternoon:
Murder, mayhem, and masterpieces : the art of illustrating mysteries | Salmagundi Club
Murder, mayhem, and masterpieces : the art of illustrating mysteries
I’m not sure how many seats are left (RSVP required). This talk was originally supposed to happen in June, but the room got double booked and had to be rescheduled.
I’m presenting a slideshow of crime and mystery book covers I’ve worked on and will be talking about the unique experience of creating artwork for authors whose work I collect.
Very cool, wish I was in the neighborhood (and it’s very rare that you’ll catch me wishing to be in NYCFor any of you that might be in the NYC area this coming Friday, September 13th, I’m giving a talk at the Salmagundi Club that afternoon:
Murder, mayhem, and masterpieces : the art of illustrating mysteries | Salmagundi Club
Murder, mayhem, and masterpieces : the art of illustrating mysteries
I’m not sure how many seats are left (RSVP required). This talk was originally supposed to happen in June, but the room got double booked and had to be rescheduled.
I’m presenting a slideshow of crime and mystery book covers I’ve worked on and will be talking about the unique experience of creating artwork for authors whose work I collect.
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