Saw this in the bookstore yesterday and thought: Damn, I wish that was a Tor cover! Hats of to Joshua Middleton and his work for Holy Lisle's The Ruby Key
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
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10 comments:
That is a wonderful illustration, almost looks like it's from an animated fairytale. I've always loved browsing through bookshops just for the sake of looking at the cover art!
JM is a beast in my opinion! I don't see enough of his work in comics and beyond.
Thanks so much for the mention, Irene. I check your blog regularly and was quite pleased to see my stuff pop-up here, too!
I've discovered many fine artists through your posts and your work at Tor. Keep up the great work.
Joshua
wonderful, wonderful!
i saw joshua speak at Wizard World Philadelphia about 2 years ago and I've been a fan of his work ever since. i saw that piece in particular on his blog earlier in the year and it's great to see him getting the well deserved props.
I prefer his illustration work much more than his comic book's work. It seems more personal, but maybe I'm wrong, of course... :)
Anyway, this is a great piece of art !
Thanks for showing us another cool artist! That cover's got it goin' on. At first glance I would've thought it was TOR (& no, that's not a kiss-up). Yeah, Paul, I want to see the movie!
Love love LOVE this cover! I'm a regular reader of Holly Lisle's blog and she was so thrilled with it. As I read the book (it was great too), I would close it occasionally to hungrily stare at the cover art again. For me the cover art perfectly captured the feel of the book AND the little details (such as the sweater the main character is wearing). Personally I always get a kick out of that.
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