A Brief Look: The Art of Paul Jackson
November 26, 2019
Toronto based artist Paul Jackson uses a light touch to depict the inner workings of his subjects. The pen work is precise and delicate — the soft jowl of H.P. Lovecraft and downcast mouth of Ellen Ripley each rendered with Jackson’s stippled pen work.
A Brief Look: The Golden Illustrations of George Caltsoudas
November 15, 2019
The illustrations of George Caltsoudas shimmer like classic Little Golden Books — his lines are gentle and playful, crisp. In each composition, the colors pop and flow, giving life to the page.
The Depths of Fantasy:
Interview with Illustrator Jeffrey Alan Love
November 12, 2019
Illustrator Jeffrey Alan Love’s work is primal, carving out the unspeakable truth of his subjects. Each illustration sits as a relic, the cave paintings of a long-dead people. In his work in the realm of fantasy and science fiction, Love makes the strange fiction of those narratives human.
Interview:
The True Grit of Illustrator Eric Nyffeler
October 8, 2019
Nyffeler’s designs have a workmanlike feel which is no mistake — each shape and texture is manmade, torn and cut by hand and reassembled digitally. No matter the client or the name he’s working under, Nyffeler keeps one constant — the true grit of handmade design.
