Fantasy Art

[The_Traveler]

A old friend is quite an accomplished and well known artist, doing lots of commercial work for fantasy and SF book covers and illustrations, etc.

For a look go to Joseph Bellofatto - Storyteller Artist - Photos | Facebook

 

[JustJazzie]

The link isn't working for me. :-(

 

[oldhippy]

Quite a good artist. Thanks Lew. BTW. Have a great trip. Nothing but envy here. It's cool, nothing in the bible about trip envy. Ed

 

[snerd]

A very talented man!

 

[The_Traveler]

The link isn't working for me. :-(

Don't understand, works for me.
Here it is again

Joseph Bellofatto - Storyteller Artist - Photos | Facebook

Quite a good artist. Thanks Lew. BTW. Have a great trip. Nothing but envy here. It's cool, nothing in the bible about trip envy. Ed

Ed, you seem like a pretty good guy so probably your god will let you slide on a teeny tiny bit of the 10th commandment.

 

[JustJazzie]

The link isn't working for me. :-(

Don't understand, works for me.
Here it is again

Joseph Bellofatto - Storyteller Artist - Photos | Facebook

Quite a good artist. Thanks Lew. BTW. Have a great trip. Nothing but envy here. It's cool, nothing in the bible about trip envy. Ed

Ed, you seem like a pretty good guy so probably your god will let you slide on a teeny tiny bit of the 10th commandment.

Still won't work, I'm getting a "website not found" screen. I'm mobile though. I'll try on mydesktop tomorrow! Looking forward to it.

 

[JustJazzie]

Got a chance to open this this morning on the desktop. WOW! He sure is talented!

I like that he posted a few shots along they way. It really shows the immense amount of detail that goes into something like that! Coming from someone who has never been talented in drawing/ painting I am pretty amazed!

 

[cfreeman]

These are super cool! I'm digging this! The fantasy ones do it for me. Thanks for sharing!

 

[rexbobcat]

Very cool. Miles above those illustrations of a he-man with a thonged woman at his feet. Much more classical and in better taste than that haha.

Don't ask me why that was brought to the forefront of my mind. My point of reference is stuck in the 70's since my dad used to have whole series of these books. I remember one series had like 37 books, each with a chained and collared woman on the front, heh.

Glad to see it's more Journey to the Center of the Earth/Tolkien fantasy and not...whatever kind that other is.