Trying to get some work done today, so no time for a lengthy blog entry. Instead here's three pieces of art by three talent but different illustrators [all images copyright the respective creators]. Found a book of images by
Ragnar while down in That Fancy London and couldn't resist buying it. Here's a sample of his work:
Next is French illustrator
Claire Wendling. Saw a book of Wendling art on the Gosh! stand while at the Bristol Comics Festival. Went back the next day to buy it and they'd sold out. Happily, I was due to visit That Fancy London a few days later and the wonderful people at Gosh! kept a copy aside for me.
Last but certainly not least is
Ashley Wood, an Australian [don't hold that against him] artist now resident in the US, I think. He did some comics works for me while I was editor of the Judge Dredd Megazine, but his style and commerical savvy made it obvious Ash wouldn't be in the Meg for long.
Trying to get some work done today, so no time for a lengthy blog entry. Instead here's three pieces of art by three talent but different illustrators [all images copyright the respective creators]. Found a book of images by Ragnar while down in That Fancy London and couldn't resist buying it. Here's a sample of his work:
Next is French illustrator Claire Wendling. Saw a book of Wendling art on the Gosh! stand while at the Bristol Comics Festival. Went back the next day to buy it and they'd sold out. Happily, I was due to visit That Fancy London a few days later and the wonderful people at Gosh! kept a copy aside for me.
Last but certainly not least is Ashley Wood, an Australian [don't hold that against him] artist now resident in the US, I think. He did some comics works for me while I was editor of the Judge Dredd Megazine, but his style and commerical savvy made it obvious Ash wouldn't be in the Meg for long.
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