STARGATE: ATLANTIS executive producer and man-of-the-world Joseph Mallozzi has invited me to guest-blog over at his place and he’s soliciting questions right now. So if there’s anything about covers or art that you want to talk about, feel free to pile on and ask away over at his place. In yesterday’s entry he gives a…
It sounded like a small bomb exploded outside, so I ran to the door. When I opened it, nothing was there but a large cardboard box. The mailman was sprinting back to his truck down the street. The above photo shows you what shook the house. Not the Jess Nevins extravaganza to the left, but…
Here’s the final cover art for the forthcoming Pyr anthology FAST FORWARD 2, edited by Hugo Award finalist Lou Anders. Art’s best when it speaks for itself, but if you want behind the scenes trivia, here’s a little. This cover had a few inspirations, not the least of which is the mental tennis between me…
As announced this week via GalleyCat, Pyr and British Fantasy Award-winning author Mark Chadbourn have agreed to a six-book deal which includes the first US publication of Chadbourn’s epic AGE OF MISRULE trilogy as well as his forthcoming SWORDS OF ALBION books. This morning, I signed the contracts to illustrate Pyr’s covers for the AGE…
While I was at Apollocon, I missed this. Jeff Vandermeer posted a solid rundown about Centipede Press‘ massive artbook extravaganza, THE ART OF LOVECRAFT: ARTISTS INSPIRED BY LOVECRAFT. Several of the book’s artists are quoted in the article, including yours truly. If you haven’t heard about this book, it’s a doozy. 400 pages of Lovecraft-inspired…
The Hugo Awards voting deadline is approaching quickly — July 7th, to be exact. I already turned in my ballot, but if anyone’s still working on theirs, check out this site — Spontaneous Derivation. Pretty cool — they’ve got rundowns on all of the Hugo Awards categories, and for anyone making last-minute decisions, this could…
Good times in Houston this past weekend at Apollocon. Pyr’s Lou Anders was the Editor Guest of Honor this year, so I couldn’t miss the celebration. It was Lou’s first GOH opportunity and I’m sure he’ll have many more in years to come. Did panels with Lou, Chris Roberson, Patrice Sarath, Alexis Glynn Latner, and…
Nominations for ASFA’s 23rd Annual Chesley Awards are due June 30. As of yesterday, Science Fiction Awards Watch offers illustrators a comment forum to inform voters where their 2007 art can be seen for consideration. I’m filling out my own Chesley ballot right now and admittedly, I’m straining for ideas in categories such as Unpublished…
Here you go — my final cover art for Random House/Del Rey‘s forthcoming trade paperback, ELRIC: THE SLEEPING SORCERESS by Michael Moorcock. If you’re keeping score at home, this will be Book Three in Del Rey’s six-volume Elric series and it’ll be a December release. Here’s a few pertinent details for the first three books:ELRIC:…
Zoom….already halfway through the month of June….just realized I have a copy of Delos Books‘ 2008 calendar here in my studio and look what just happens to be the featured art for the month of “Giugno”. Of course, this illustration of mine first debuted here in the US as the wraparound cover for Lou Anders‘…