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# Welches sind die z.Zt. führenden Fantasy-Illustratoren? Dieser Bildband bietet eine aktuelle Übersicht und zeigt Arbeiten von Christopher Moeller, Alex Horley, Donato Giancola, Brom, Don Maitz, Glen Orbik, Anne Stokes u.v.a. # Egal, ob Sie als angehender Fantasy-Künstler nach Inspiration suchen oder ein Liebhaber des Fantasy-Genres sind: hier fi nden Sie erstaunliche Kampfszenen, muskelbepackte Krieger, mutige Frauen oder verwunschene Traumlandschaften. ---###---Showcasing the very best of the current crop of fantasy artists, The Future of Fantasy Art is an indispensable guide to this vibrant and hugely popular genre of art. Whether you re an aspiring fantasy artist looking for inspiration, or simply a fan of the genre wishing to gaze upon glorious battle scenes, rippling warriors, fierce females or spellbinding landscapes, this spectacular full colour volume has it all. Inside you ll find: An inspirational gallery of images from the world s leading fantasy artists and rising young stars Uncropped and in many cases unseen artwork, presented in all its glory Paintings and illustrations from across the spectrum of cutting edge fantasy media, including book covers, graphic novels,CGI and role-playing games Features art from Christopher Moeller, Alex Horley, Donato Giancola, Brom, Don Maitz, Glen Orbik, Anne Stokes and many more besides The secrets and stories behind each piece of artwork, from genesis to techniques ALY FELL is a concept artist, illustrator and animator with over twenty years experience. He was the lead animator and character designer for Origin of the Species at Nu-Generation Games, and with his personal, exhibition and competition work has established himself as a leading light in fantasy art. DUDDLEBUG has clients in the games, entertainment and publishing industries, and also launched the sci-fi/sex farce comic Hardwick s Republic. He regularly contributes to Imagine FX magazine, and is a winner of the Spectrum 14 Silver Award for Concept Art.
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The future of fantasy art is in good hands if we're to go by that's inside this book.
Authors Aly Fell and Duddlebug has done a terrific job at selecting the images. The quality of art is top notch. The art is printed gloriously huge, some across two pages. The book is organised by fantasy art subjects namely, warriors, ladies, beasts, faeries and fairy tales, landscapes, battles and fights, magic, orcs, goblins and other folk.
Artists from all over the world are selected. The variety of style is great across different mediums. Many of them are already established artists like Brom, Alex Horley, Jason Chan, Francis Tsai, Dan Dos Santos and many more. There are a lot of new talent featured and many are worth a lookout for. Jon Sullivan's dragons are really cool ' he did one on the cover. Ralph Horsley's are insanely detailed. Raymond Swanland has a nice painterly style that's better seen than described.
Each piece comes with a nice short commentary from the artist. Because there are so many artists, each only has a few illustrations featured. The good thing is the artists' websites are provided alongside the caption for further exploration.
Each artist only has a few illustrations featured giving a glimpse of their true talent. You can explore more of their art, like I did, with the websites provided on every page as well as on the artist directory at the back. Very nice.
Highly recommended to all fantasy art lovers and artists.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
Authors Aly Fell and Duddlebug has done a terrific job at selecting the images. The quality of art is top notch. The art is printed gloriously huge, some across two pages. The book is organised by fantasy art subjects namely, warriors, ladies, beasts, faeries and fairy tales, landscapes, battles and fights, magic, orcs, goblins and other folk.
Artists from all over the world are selected. The variety of style is great across different mediums. Many of them are already established artists like Brom, Alex Horley, Jason Chan, Francis Tsai, Dan Dos Santos and many more. There are a lot of new talent featured and many are worth a lookout for. Jon Sullivan's dragons are really cool ' he did one on the cover. Ralph Horsley's are insanely detailed. Raymond Swanland has a nice painterly style that's better seen than described.
Each piece comes with a nice short commentary from the artist. Because there are so many artists, each only has a few illustrations featured. The good thing is the artists' websites are provided alongside the caption for further exploration.
Each artist only has a few illustrations featured giving a glimpse of their true talent. You can explore more of their art, like I did, with the websites provided on every page as well as on the artist directory at the back. Very nice.
Highly recommended to all fantasy art lovers and artists.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
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The future of fantasy art is in good hands
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The future of fantasy art is in good hands if we're to go by that's inside this book.
Authors Aly Fell and Duddlebug has done a terrific job at selecting the images. The quality of art is top notch. The art is printed gloriously huge, some across two pages. The book is organised by fantasy art subjects namely, warriors, ladies, beasts, faeries and fairy tales, landscapes, battles and fights, magic, orcs, goblins and other folk.
Artists from all over the world are selected. The variety of style is great across different mediums. Many of them are already established artists like Brom, Alex Horley, Jason Chan, Francis Tsai, Dan Dos Santos and many more. There are a lot of new talent featured and many are worth a lookout for. Jon Sullivan's dragons are really cool -- he did one on the cover. Ralph Horsley's are insanely detailed. Raymond Swanland has a nice painterly style that's better seen than described.
Each piece comes with a nice short commentary from the artist. Because there are so many artists, each only has a few illustrations featured. The good thing is the artists' websites are provided alongside the caption for further exploration.
Each artist only has a few illustrations featured giving a glimpse of their true talent. You can explore more of their art, like I did, with the websites provided on every page as well as on the artist directory at the back. Very nice.
Highly recommended to all fantasy art lovers and artists.
(More pictures are available on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
Authors Aly Fell and Duddlebug has done a terrific job at selecting the images. The quality of art is top notch. The art is printed gloriously huge, some across two pages. The book is organised by fantasy art subjects namely, warriors, ladies, beasts, faeries and fairy tales, landscapes, battles and fights, magic, orcs, goblins and other folk.
Artists from all over the world are selected. The variety of style is great across different mediums. Many of them are already established artists like Brom, Alex Horley, Jason Chan, Francis Tsai, Dan Dos Santos and many more. There are a lot of new talent featured and many are worth a lookout for. Jon Sullivan's dragons are really cool -- he did one on the cover. Ralph Horsley's are insanely detailed. Raymond Swanland has a nice painterly style that's better seen than described.
Each piece comes with a nice short commentary from the artist. Because there are so many artists, each only has a few illustrations featured. The good thing is the artists' websites are provided alongside the caption for further exploration.
Each artist only has a few illustrations featured giving a glimpse of their true talent. You can explore more of their art, like I did, with the websites provided on every page as well as on the artist directory at the back. Very nice.
Highly recommended to all fantasy art lovers and artists.
(More pictures are available on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
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If you love fantasy art, this is for you!
7. Dezember 2009
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The cover of The Future of Fantasy Art is what first caught my attention. The dragon, with wings unfurled amid dark stormy clouds, is masterfully painted by Jon Sullivan. But, the gorgeous art behind the cover is what kept my attention.
Meant as a companion to Fantasy Art Now: The Very Best in Contemporary Fantasy Art & Illustration, (published by Collins Design in 2007) The Future of Fantasy Art has a decidedly more masculine feel than Fantasy Art Now. Which is not surprising since it has only four female artists compared to more than ten in Fantasy Art Now. It also has a stronger horror element than FAN. Something else that I noticed, there is no nudity in The Future of Fantasy Art, a fact that I appreciate. The format of both books is the same: large images of the art with the artist's name and a brief description and quote by the artist. The two books compliment each other well.
I flatter myself by thinking I know the current fantasy art scene pretty well, but The Future of Fantasy art didn't fail to show me artists I hadn't come across before. A new favorite of mine is Patrick Jones. His painting, The Shadows Past on page 25, is eye catching with it's shiny armor and rich colors. Another discovery: the more whimsical art of Scott and Pat Gustafson. In a genre that can often be dark and intense, it is nice to see the lighter side these artists offer. And, it is always nice to see old favorites like Dan Dos Santos, Larry MacDougall, Anne Stokes, and Donato Giancola.
The only major flaw, in my opinion, is that if the art included in the book was limited to one submission per artist, there would be room for more artists to be included. But, the positive side to that: maybe there will be more editions to this enchanting series of fantasy art books. Which begs the question: With the titles Fantasy Art Now (vol 1 and 2) and The Future of Fantasy Art already used... what is next? Hopefully, someone more creative than myself can come up with a title that will follow these two logically.
I give this book a score of 4 out of 5.
I am very happy to own this collection of fantasy art. It certainly did not disappoint.
I rate it PG for fantasy violence and scary images
Meant as a companion to Fantasy Art Now: The Very Best in Contemporary Fantasy Art & Illustration, (published by Collins Design in 2007) The Future of Fantasy Art has a decidedly more masculine feel than Fantasy Art Now. Which is not surprising since it has only four female artists compared to more than ten in Fantasy Art Now. It also has a stronger horror element than FAN. Something else that I noticed, there is no nudity in The Future of Fantasy Art, a fact that I appreciate. The format of both books is the same: large images of the art with the artist's name and a brief description and quote by the artist. The two books compliment each other well.
I flatter myself by thinking I know the current fantasy art scene pretty well, but The Future of Fantasy art didn't fail to show me artists I hadn't come across before. A new favorite of mine is Patrick Jones. His painting, The Shadows Past on page 25, is eye catching with it's shiny armor and rich colors. Another discovery: the more whimsical art of Scott and Pat Gustafson. In a genre that can often be dark and intense, it is nice to see the lighter side these artists offer. And, it is always nice to see old favorites like Dan Dos Santos, Larry MacDougall, Anne Stokes, and Donato Giancola.
The only major flaw, in my opinion, is that if the art included in the book was limited to one submission per artist, there would be room for more artists to be included. But, the positive side to that: maybe there will be more editions to this enchanting series of fantasy art books. Which begs the question: With the titles Fantasy Art Now (vol 1 and 2) and The Future of Fantasy Art already used... what is next? Hopefully, someone more creative than myself can come up with a title that will follow these two logically.
I give this book a score of 4 out of 5.
I am very happy to own this collection of fantasy art. It certainly did not disappoint.
I rate it PG for fantasy violence and scary images
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24. April 2011
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I rely on reviews for many of the products I purchase, so when I find a false review I feel it is important to correct it. The review for this book by Evripidou Maria starts out with a blatant lie. That review claims that 80% of the illustrations are the same as the book "Fantasy Art Now". I own both The Future of Fantasy Art and Fantasy Art Now. I have compared both books and could find no duplication of art between the books.
Originally, I held off buying this book based on that review. Later, I was able to view the book at Barnes & Noble, and couldn't see where that reviewer came up with their information. I have seen some of the same images from this book in the Spectrum books, but only a few.
There are many wonderful paintings in this book, most I have never seen anywhere else. If you like fantasy art I think you will enjoy this book. I really like the format of this book, as many of the images are larger than what you might see in Spectrum. All in all this is a great book at a reasonable price.
Originally, I held off buying this book based on that review. Later, I was able to view the book at Barnes & Noble, and couldn't see where that reviewer came up with their information. I have seen some of the same images from this book in the Spectrum books, but only a few.
There are many wonderful paintings in this book, most I have never seen anywhere else. If you like fantasy art I think you will enjoy this book. I really like the format of this book, as many of the images are larger than what you might see in Spectrum. All in all this is a great book at a reasonable price.
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