Kuratch!
Doe-eyed damsels and cold, hard steel have never looked more beguiling than under the tender mercies of an old master of modern anime known simply as Kuratch!. While honoring the time-tested foundations of this noble cartoon art, he’s deftly applied the latest painterly techniques and cutting edge technology, earning a position at the pinnacle of his chosen genre.
A theme featured frequently in Kuratch!’s …read more
Posted on Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008 by Jeff 3 Comments »
Dark Natasha
Part naturalist illustrations, part boudoir portraits, the works of Dark Natasha explore an enticing melange of human and animal beauty. While firmly rooted in Furry fandom, her richly detailed creations are a far cry from the simple cartoon critters that dominate the genre.
Anthropomorphic mammals of both sexes, and nearly every order are represented in Natasha’s portfolio, as well as a few avians and reptiles. …read more
Posted on Tuesday, March 4th, 2008 by Jeff 2 Comments »
George Patsouras
When the ancient Greeks defined their supernatural world, they saw not just giant wild animals and frightening monsters, but also gods. Gods that personified every admirable or fearsome trait of humankind, but magnified to epic proportions by virtue of their power and responsibility.
Through his figurative works, George Patsouras deftly captures this enhanced, super …read more
Posted on Thursday, February 14th, 2008 by Jeff
Ed Mironiuk
Some Illustrators are born to fantasy art, but others are called. When Ed Mironiuk’s counterculture sensibilities take a detour into the realms of the unreal, his creations take a decidedly dangerous fantasy edge.
A few of Mr. Mironiuk’s most beautiful women are ordinary enough, but seem to serve dark, tentacled masters. A precious few of his most gothic gals while certainly creatures of leather and smoke, …read more
Posted on Monday, January 21st, 2008 by Jeff
