Just moseying around the stores (brick & mortar and virtual), looking to see what people have been up to, is always rewarding: you never know what you’re going to stumble across, but whatever it is, you’re almost guaranteed to find something wonderful. So…here are a few items that caught my attention in the last few weeks.
Above:Travis Louie created this great cover for HPL’s The Call of Cthulhu for Penguin.
Above: ArenaNet’s maestro Daniel Dociu did the cover (and story interior illos) for the current issue of National Geographic.
Above: An appropriate-for-the-season homage to Leyendecker from Bill Stout’s2012 Zombie Calendar.
Above: With the Pixar John Carter of Mars movie coming in 2012, plenty of publishers have hopped on the ERB bandwagon. One of the most outstanding covers is this one by Kekai Kotaki.
Above: And finally, Tomer Hanuka’s new art book is out. You know you gotta have one.
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Oh, my. How come I'd never heard of Travis Louie? I love how quirky his stuff is. I'm falling for his “Curious Myths”.
The Cthulhu character is sooo cool 😀