Post by Deleted on Oct 24, 2015 9:18:12 GMT -5
Number 2 - Frank Frazetta
He and Bernie does similar work, but Frank brings more atmosphere and thematic approach to his art. Speaking of Frank - he uses one color to bring his art more attention to. In this example - the color green!
It shows a big werewolf-like creature preying on an innocent man in a horrifying way that sends a chill down your spine in a big way. You can see some horror in a subtle way - like the lone skull in the bottom of the picture - dead center, two huge bats on the bottom right corner of the yellow moon, and a haunted castle in grey in the upper right hand corner shows that he added additional touches to his paintings to brings a sense of horror that Bernie does not do in his work. I also like the additional shading of blue to give it class and color to his craft.
Frank is a master of depth, aura, and a singular horrifying monster with sharp claws and a thirst of blood with a touch of red in the werewolf mouth - that's tells you one thing ... it's means business!
He and Bernie does similar work, but Frank brings more atmosphere and thematic approach to his art. Speaking of Frank - he uses one color to bring his art more attention to. In this example - the color green!
It shows a big werewolf-like creature preying on an innocent man in a horrifying way that sends a chill down your spine in a big way. You can see some horror in a subtle way - like the lone skull in the bottom of the picture - dead center, two huge bats on the bottom right corner of the yellow moon, and a haunted castle in grey in the upper right hand corner shows that he added additional touches to his paintings to brings a sense of horror that Bernie does not do in his work. I also like the additional shading of blue to give it class and color to his craft.
Frank is a master of depth, aura, and a singular horrifying monster with sharp claws and a thirst of blood with a touch of red in the werewolf mouth - that's tells you one thing ... it's means business!
