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This gallery shows the Endless Spirit of Nathalie Reinholz' art. With her art,
this unusual artist reveals the backbone of this World in a humorous and poetic and sometimes dark way.
Unfortunately not everything, that makes her so interesting,
can be seen in this gallery, for example, I know she has a foetus ragdoll over her bed,
and a dead twin sister under her bed. Her art expression reaches out of the medium and turns the surroundings into a happening.
Also [photography] and [a Youtube channel] :D
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I believe this is what my art teacher meant, when he said I should "bring life to my characters".
The comic book series "Wet Moon" are insanely gorgeous and wondrous in their flesh.
Skilled line work and colouring by a guy, who leads a "drab life" as he says himself.
I don't believe him.
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Aoi Hayashi draws the teenage and young adult heartache manga "Your Wings Are Mine"
with simple and effective line work and eye candy page layout.
Newer updates only available through paid subscription.
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The Imphead in totally new clothes. But still fantastic art, and rich descriptions on each piece.
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Talented and atmospheric comic-bookish character art, and a little bit evil ;) Also a black and white comic.
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Laura Pelick makes beautiful and a little unusual art, and she is very active in the art community by keeping communities and web rings.
The site shows her fragile and wondrous visions. Artful nudity.
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(unfortunately, this page was hijacked with this linkspread thing. I hope, the model on the photo has other engagements than this pic, poor girl)
One of the many artists, who walked their formative walk in the Elfquest lane. Erin Roberts uses pencils as well as computer, and often a mixture of all kinds of media. Also sculptural works.
[See her Elfwood Gallery]. She also did [this rendition of Black Moon 8D].
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Swedish Lady Vader gives home to a number of Blythe babes and lets those travel around the World.
On her unusually designed page you can meet the Blythes and see all her other crafts in action too.
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The Godwar central is the official page of writer Janrae Frank. Whilst rather new to all things Internet, Janrae has written fiction, before I even existed. In her writing she uses intense themes such as genetic engineering used as an augmentation of humans for war, also humans and warthogs were melted together and produced an orc herd. Janrae Frank created the character of Chimquar the Lionhawk who is a woman, who passes for a man and is pretty assertive, which may not be utterly unusual if it weren't for the fact that she invented this character before I could write my own name.
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Socar's World of Weird isn't so weird to me after all...
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This guy Martin makes animal people. No, not furries, he merges animal portraits and people portraits together in a whole new creative expression. Lookielookie :D
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The World of James Browne is a good one, with faeries, elves and no evil things like scathing modernity or harsh contrasts. I love this.
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Colourful, fleshy, and sometimes swirly fantasy creatures and fantasyscapes in a warm and friendly page by Julie Dillon.
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German artist Jenny Dolfen is my personal water colour goddess. Besides her radiant pictures, she shows some page design skills, when it comes to colours.
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When John Emanuel Shannon was 30, he was introduced to Photoshop. Photoshop should make that date a celebration day.
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Massively talented John Howe, who illustrated many Tolkien works. He pays attention to the entire picture, not just the creatures. Behold [this picture of Gollum] The rocks are insanely excellent.
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The Japanese artist Kagaya paints oil paintings of fantasy images of the kind you know from the 80ies. I could buy each and everyone of them.
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Tamara Gale, a. k. a. the Winged Meezer, also has a comic novel in the making: "Loyalty & Liberty", about the American Revolution, so there will be cats and revolution in The New Country.
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Meredith Dillman's works are ethereal, delicate and dreamy. She should be hired to illustrate the "Neverending Story" and the architecture of Lothlôrien.
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Mindsiphon is Robert Thomas and a talented digital artist and designer, who makes bloody fantastic pieces of dark creatures and humanoids,
and he has a shiny page, which observes W3C-standards.
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Selftaught girl doing watercolour pieces in traditional media. She makes greyish-brown colours look like saturated red and green.
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Shiiiny. candy-coloured and sometimes fruitily tongue-in-cheek works by Naomi Johanna Nowak. Also a [deviantART account]
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Jessica Peffer takes her art seriously. She also handles spaces well. And then she has a colourful alter ego, who is a neon dragon ;) There also is an art critique forum, and DAMN, do I love her preferred colour schemes :D.
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Stephanie D. Lostimolo's nethersphere brings you very saturated, clean-coloured, but not pasty pictures, which sometimes have lots of details, and sometimes are very simple. The art tolerates to be looked at for a long time, without losing its magic. Also interesting sketches.
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P. L. Nunn works the Bishonen. Large gallery with lots of handsome hunks, tastefully animeish art. Also fiction and sales.
Warning: Bring drool buckets and lock your minors away :))))))) Art, as well as fiction.
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Pu Sama. Someone please create a personal gallery for her, because as you can see on her massive output and quality, she has no time for trivial codeboxing. On her late deviantART page it is sais that she does not mind, when people look at her un-locked art posts on her Livejournal, therefore I have linked this one here.
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Cats! Tamara Gale draws Cats in Coats, naturalistic portraits of cats, cats as part of mystic and lore, and she sells products with her artsy cats on. Also a [deviantART account]
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"Sandara"'s page is another "woah, so dreamy and aetheric" art page. Besides humanoids and people characters she also does fantastic scenery. Many works on an otherwise rather empty page.
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Another fanpage on Rüdiger :D Character descriptions, story outlines, pictures and downloads. And the Howl^^ This page wins for its "Web 2.0" content, you can subscribe to the page news via feed reader and there is a prepared search for the books on Amazon.
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Camille Kuo has a scorching hot flash page and some creepy, and really good art,
which reminds me of the really good Silent Hill-stuff.
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