Frank Frazetta (1928-2010) was an American science fiction and fantasy artist who is seen as one of the godfathers and pioneers of fantasy art.
His mastery of portraying the primal masculinity that embodies the Hyperborean man leaves a lasting impression on the beholder.
His art is featured in well known works such as Conan the Barbarian, Death Dealer and many others.
Inspiration from his art has influenced artists from different fields such as George Lucas (Star Wars) and George RR Martin (Song of Fire and Ice novels, and Game of thrones TV series).
His mastery of portraying the primal masculinity that embodies the Hyperborean man leaves a lasting impression on the beholder.
His art is featured in well known works such as Conan the Barbarian, Death Dealer and many others.
Inspiration from his art has influenced artists from different fields such as George Lucas (Star Wars) and George RR Martin (Song of Fire and Ice novels, and Game of thrones TV series).
“I love the old masters for their unquestionable abilities, their composition and draftsmanship, but they were restrained by their time. I love the impressionists for their color and daring. They were obviously less restrained. Today there’s no restraint and I’d be a fool to restrict myself in any way to please fans, critic, or peers. I’m an artist of my time: that’s the only thing I can be. I find barns boring, so why paint barns? Barns already exist they don’t need me to create them. What I do is create things which do not exist and to me that’s a hell of a lot more exciting!” - Frank Frazetta (American Artist, May 1976. Volume 40)
One such artist that captivates me is https://news.1rj.ru/str/AethelwulfArt. His vision within the realm of artistic expression leaves me agape in awe with his brilliant imagery.
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Art of Neale Rundgren
My name is Neale Rundgren and I am of Scandinavian & Rhodesian descent. I am a painter specialising in European cultures & folklore.