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Post by grinch on Apr 9, 2021 22:25:22 GMT
As I love any chance to talk about books and this is the relevant section, I thought I would create a thread dedicated to discussing our favourite illustrators/artists.
Personally, two of my favourites include Chris Riddell and Sir John Tenniel. The former known for his collaborations with the likes of Paul Stewart and Neil Gaiman and the latter for his work on the Alice series and Punch.
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Post by shutupbanks on Apr 10, 2021 1:28:16 GMT
Joseph Zucker illustrator of one of my favourite books, Dragonworld, written by Byron Preiss and Michael Reeves.
Michael Whelan, who has done more book covers than you can shake a stick at.
Julie Vivas, acclaimed children’s story illustrator.
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Post by timegirl on Apr 10, 2021 19:44:54 GMT
Edward Gorey I love his gothic drawings! I was always fascinated by them growing up and have several picture books and novels that he illustrated! I also love the animated opening credits he designed for PBS mystery! youtu.be/CG7SyxaXGwUBrett Helquist His drawings for “A Series of Unfortunate Events” are very nostalgic for me! |
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Post by nucleusofswarm on Apr 20, 2021 23:38:23 GMT
Being a fan of The Shadow, Mike Kaluta's artwork has been a big part of the character in comics for decades (he started in the 70s on Denny O'Neil's DC run), though honestly, I like (the late) Eduardo Barreto's art from the 90s The Shadow Strikes as a design better - I love the long, flowing cape and how the scarf blends into it. It's almost wraith-like.
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