The man who did more than any writer to define the look and feel of high fantasy died yesterday.
His Conan style paintings covered best selling paperbacks from the 1960s on.
Frank Frazetta Dies – Comics Illustrator Was 82 – Biography – NYTimes.com.
The man who did more than any writer to define the look and feel of high fantasy died yesterday.
His Conan style paintings covered best selling paperbacks from the 1960s on.
Frank Frazetta Dies – Comics Illustrator Was 82 – Biography – NYTimes.com.
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That’s excellent artwork; I almost want to create a story that revolves around that one scene. Impressive artwork, the human character is especially captivating.
This is the first I’ve heard of the guy and I’m already morning the loss.
(Best wishes for you in the afterlife, Frank Frazetta.)
And before you say that anyone who can draw muscles and flowing hair can draw/paint a human as flawlessly as the picture you posted, take a look at this. -
http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/bt/spoonyone/reviews/7238-warrior1 (Skip the intro song and play the movie from minute 2:30.)
It's full of bad artwork- featuring characters with disproportionate muscle structures and inhuman character builds.