Engelszorn depicts a dragon story in which one creature splits into two dragons, one called the “White Mother” and the other called the “Dark Father.” The painting, called “Two Was One,” is just the latest in a long series of works spanning many different styles and encompassing both digital and traditional art.
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Fenomena’s latest work, “I Stay Alive,” is a digital painting of one of her characters, the “Queen of Rats.” I really loved her clarity in this one, she captures the zombie skin tone, bugs, and blemishes in all their ugly beauty. And those eyes…
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PearlEden does a lot of canine inspired artwork. There are a few dragons and a great deal of winged creatures. Wolves, tigers, horses, and birds are chimerically combined to create very imaginative creatures.
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Ceruleanvii’s artwork displays a talent with pen and tablet that I can only dream of. Her ability to capture anatomy, light, shade, and tone is astounding. Here’s her latest work, “Study of a Demon,” which depicts just that. She claims that she “[hasn’t] put a lot of work into coloring him yet,” although it certainly looks finished to me.
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Hailing from California, Evan Campbell is a freelance sculptor whose work has appeared in films by Martin Scorsese, John Carpenter, Wes Craven, Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino, Michael Mann and Kevin Smith. The full head latex mask below, sculpted and painted by him, is called God of Witches.
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Sakimichan’s latest digital painting is a depiction of evil in the form of an innocent looking girl. The candles are meant to represent life and death, and her halo reinforces the illusion of her innocence.
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The creature design on this dragon by AlectorFencer is increadible. She typically does anthro (the dragon is from a story she’s working on in an anthro universe), so it’s doubly interesting to see that she’s so good at creating a dragon that is not in any way anthropocentric. Her gallery is definitely worth a look as well, even if it’s not what you’re typically into.
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I was stunned by the level of detail in Kuang Hong’s work. The image below is a poster he did for a net game called Xuan Yuan. He’s done other posters for it as well. His gallery is filled with tons of art that’s just as detailed, with dark fantasy and sci-fi themes. I could look at his art for hours, and likely will.
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David Hartman must be a busy man. I mean it. When I discovered his artwork, I was very impressed. I became even more impressed when I learned that he’s done work for Tenacious D, The Boondocks, Spiderman on MTV, and, believe it or not, he’s a director for “My Friends Tigger and Pooh”. All this from somebody who has also directed Rob Zombie music videos. Oh, and did I say I was impressed with his artwork? It’s absolutely horrific. That’s a good thing. Here’s his latest work, a study of his character: Worm Eater.
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If you haven’t seen glittersniffer’s artwork, you’re missing out. From Perth, Australia, her subject matter includes cute looking girls in very adult, morbid situations. She is often commissioned to do work for tattoos, bands, and clothing designs. Her influences include alternative and fetish clothing, as well as Camille Rose Garcia and Mark Ryden.
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