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| from As Proud as a Peacock … a book of similes by Michael Adams |
“I consider it my job to make ideas come to life. So I generally blend several different mediums to make sure the author’s project comes out perfectly. A lot of my work is done as a mix of watercolor and digital painting…that might be anything from a book cover, to a fantasy map as an interior illustration. Nothing is out of the question!”
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| “Lack of Focus” by TessaKay |
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| a sampling of Raw Spoon’s work in book illustrations, band posters, and other pieces |
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| The World of Edyn from “Mythborn: Fate of the Sovereign” (Book 1 of the Mythborn Saga) by Vijay Lakshman |
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| An illustration from “Mommies and babies” illustration series |
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| “Jenny”, illustration for K.M. Weiland’s Storming |
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| Mikey Brooks Brings Life to Words with Art |
Karmada Arts
“A manga-styled (Japanese comics) artist, who specializes in traditional materials such as pencil, ink, and art markers. Also versed in watercolors as well as some digital art, and often is found working on comic projects or illustrative works.”
“I love to create complete and polished maps for people. You can send in the rough sketch for your book, or any place you’re fond of, and I will turn it into a detailed piece of art. Materials: Pen and white paper for a digital copy and/or I can create a hard copy to send to you (for which I use thick paper I dye with coffee and tea).”
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| cover for To Swim with Dolphins |
Mythspinner Studios
“I’m a fan of science fiction, space opera, dystopian fiction, fantasy (light and dark), steampunk, dieselpunk, atompunk, cozy mysteries, well-written ghost-stories, and all things mythological. My eclectic tastes reflect not only in my work but play a role in deciding what commissions I take.”
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| Cold Night on the Mountain |
One Reply to “Awesome Illustrators: a Collection of Artistic Resources for Authors”
These are great!