Oop. Scratch that. Only signature I noticed offhand was Wood. Here's a list of signatures:
WOOD Al Williamson B Krigstein ORlando
I think Williamson is the one doing it most for me. He's like totally crazy on the textures. Lines, hatching, ziptone, the bidirectional board stuff, wax pencil rubbing. Everything is super heavy with just crazy texture!
Have I mentioned by the way how much I am appreciating being given new ways to look at these things? New language and tools? I always liked just the raw sci-i stories of them and the art was registering on some lower-brain level but I'm taking in a lot more information now and looking at it with different eyes. it's an exciting experience.
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Date: 2004-12-27 11:13 am (UTC)WOOD
Al Williamson
B Krigstein
ORlando
I think Williamson is the one doing it most for me. He's like totally crazy on the textures. Lines, hatching, ziptone, the bidirectional board stuff, wax pencil rubbing. Everything is super heavy with just crazy texture!
Have I mentioned by the way how much I am appreciating being given new ways to look at these things? New language and tools? I always liked just the raw sci-i stories of them and the art was registering on some lower-brain level but I'm taking in a lot more information now and looking at it with different eyes. it's an exciting experience.