For those into the works of writer Michael Moorcock this must be one of the best paintings of Elric ever done! Image Size 110 x 155 mm. Mounted in 40mm mount to an overall 190 x 235 mm
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From the books of writer Michael Moorcock here is Elric is the Deamon Slayer as he raises his rather gruesome soul-sucking sword for the death blow. This one is 510 x 660 mm. Unmounted. You may recognise his work from the book covers of Anne McCaffrey’s Pern books as well as Moorcock since he was one of the main cover artists for her books.
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This dark brooding image has Death sitting by the narrow path of life. It is a signed and numbered limited edition of 500 prints printed to a high standard with light-fast inks and acid-free board. Image size is 405 x 600 mm on an overall board size (around 250gsm we reckon) of 635 x 915 mm. Supplied unmounted.
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Aw, c’mon, you’ve seen this guy’s work before...surely? Well, maybe not. Like many brilliant fantasy and SF artists his work has not always been available in all parts of the world and although he is mega-famous in the USA it doesn’t count for much elsewhere sometimes. He has a long track record of book covers and other illustration work over a timeframe he would probably prefer not to own up to! Now you can own a quality print of one of his incredible paintings. ‘Hecate’s Cauldron’ is about A3 mage size and comes in a 60mm mount.
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This is one of our great favourites. It kind of makes you not want to answer the door after dark, doesn’t it? Of course, it’s the realism of Whelan’s art once again that makes it work so well. Image Size 320 x 210mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 440 x 330mm
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Image Size 195 x 320mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 315 x 440mm
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A great little alternative if you find the big one a bit too much to cope with on those dark cold nights when every picture seems to come alive and it's eyes follow you round the room and...oh, forget it, just sleep with the light on! Image Size 124 x 172 mm. Mounted in 40mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 204 x 252 mm.
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Image Size 230 x 320mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 350 x 440mm
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Image Size 110 x 155 mm. Mounted in 40mm mount to an overall 190 x 235 mm
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Image Size 320 x 210mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 440 x 330mm
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Image Size 322 x 207mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 442 x 327mm
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From 'The Gunslinger' trilogy (part 1) by Stephen King. No matter how many he shoots they just keep lumbering on in their masses. How does he get away? You'll have to read it if you don't know, won't you! Image Size 320 x 220mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 440 x 340mm
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A Pan-like creature plays on an instrument made of a human bone. Image Size 320 x 190mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 440 x 310mm
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A very chilling look in the freezer. You know, when it comes to realism you've really got to hand it to him! Image Size 310 x 230mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 430 x 350mm |
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Image Size 110 x 155 mm. Mounted in 40mm mount to an overall 190 x 235 mm
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Image Size 320 x 160mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 440 x 280mm
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Image Size 320 x 200mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 440 x 320mm
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Image Size 237mm square. Mounted in 50mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 357mm triangular (....ooooh, come on you didn't really believe that did you?)..
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 Image Size 305 x 230mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 425 x 350mm. C'mon, it's E-Mail us time! Louise Foley is now a "Double Bright Spark" for providing the following info for this print - "Apparently 'Buffo' is usually a character in an opera, a clown type (maybe where we get buffoon from). Anyhow, the print is from a book cover called "In Viriconium" by M. John Harrison. This book was retitled "The Floating Gods" for American release. It was first published by Timescape in 1983. I haven't read the story but from the bibliography I would assume that the subject is either the artist who is a main main character or (more likely I think, judging from the explanation above and below) one of the two "Floating Gods". "Much of In Viriconium addresses the impossibilities of making art in a truly decadent society, in a world where no one cares. In Viriconium, the only possible art left is intrigue, which sucks up the artistic urge much as the plague sucks the life from the town's citizens. The protaganist begins to realize that the answer lies with the Floating Gods, the idiot Barley Brothers. What is their mystery, that they behave like morons and cover themselves in filth? And why do they so fascinate the City, much as we are fascinated by the idiocy pouring from our television sets?" .....so there you have it ! Read the book, buy the print, eat the lasagne, end up like Garfield ...
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Yep, I definitely never put him on my mailing list but then that doesn't look like any door in my house...is it one of the doors in your house? Better check, eh? Image Size 320 x 210mm. Mounted in 60mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 440 x 330mm
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Image Size 240 x 245mm. Mounted in 50mm acid-free mountboard. Overall Size 340 x 345mm.
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Image is 320 x 195mm in 50mm mount to overall 420 x 295mm. Another classic from Michael Whelan. It is both horrific and surreal at the same time. A great image for this sadlt defunct band!! |
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SOMETHING IN MY EYE and hey, yeah, it’s my other eye! Duh! Whatever you think of it, the truth is only a master painter could make this look real enough to get you to react to it at all! Image Size: 240 x 233mm in 60mm mount to overall 360 x 353mm.
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This detail version cuts out the background and loer part of the guy's body but you get a real in-your-face look at the eyeballs! Image Size 180 x 265mm in 50mm mount to overall 280 x 365mm. |
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