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In this text, Dick Jude explores the range of fantasy, horror and sci-fi art with ten of the leading practitioners of the genre. Some of the brightest talents in the business provide a behind-the-scenes view of the creative processes involved, discuss their inspirations, frustrations and joys, and reveal how they bring their ideas to fruition. The book illustrates a broad spectrum of subject matter and technique - from the lyrical Tolkien landscapes of John Howe and Alan Lee, to the digitally created art of Steve Stone and Fred Gambino, and the spectacular science fiction images of Jim Burns.
This volume investigates the creative methodologies and professional experiences of ten prominent artists working within the fantasy, horror, and science fiction genres. Author Dick Jude provides a structured examination of how these practitioners translate conceptual ideas into visual media, utilizing interviews and behind-the-scenes commentary to illuminate the technical and imaginative challenges inherent in speculative art. The text serves as both a showcase of contemporary talent and a practical look at the evolution of artistic techniques at the turn of the millennium.
What You Will Find
The text provides a focused, practitioner-led look at the state of speculative art at the end of the 20th century. Its reliance on direct interviews offers a clear, technical perspective on the transition toward digital media in the field.
Page Count:
144
Publication Date:
1999-01-01
Publisher:
Voyager
ISBN-10:
0004133749
ISBN-13:
9780004133744
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