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Concept Process


Allen Williams

This time I’d like to talk about my concept art process which is a hybrid process that seems more complicated than it is. I lay that out below but I would like to say that, for the most part, concept iterations/explorations aren't always about finding a better idea...but more about presenting options. If you concept for people it is very likely that what you consider the best idea doesn't land as well as one of…

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Frazetta Videos X 4


Arnie Fenner

February 24, 2025 - Frank Frazetta's granddaughter, Sara, continues to share fascinating stories about all things Frazetta on her YouTube Channel and, in case you've missed them, I thought I'd share some links so everyone can get caught up. (And, psst, you can also visit the Frazetta Girls website to learn more about her grandparents and be tempted by all sorts of neat products, including prints, apparel, and collectible figures.) First up is an episode devoted to collecting Frazetta's original art—and Sara reveals what her grandmother Ellie's real plans were for the museum she built. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWEw5Pd3Ang[/embed] Above: Frazetta's "Egyptian Queen," the 1969 cover for Eerie magazine #23, sold for $5,400,000 at auction in 2019. Next Sara explains how Frazetta came to do a series of TV Guide ads for Battlestar Galactica after he had turned down a commission to paint a poster…

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