From conception to publication, the fantasy artist uses a wide range of skills to create magical, mythical, and monstrous characters and worlds of wonder. This indispensable book provides a thorough grounding in the tools and techniques you will need to produce spellbinding fantasy artwork in both traditional and digital media.

Author: Gary A. Lippincott
Format: paperback, 128 pgs., 2007 Publisher: Barron's, 2007

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