This gallery contains the latest pictures sent to me by Bryan for inclusion
on the site, and as ever they comprise an eclectic mix. Don't forget the
comprehensive list of galleries on the
site, and also the list of every image
on the site on a single page. As ever, click on the thumbnail sized
images to see them at full size.
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Uncommon Mona
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A version of the Mona Lisa by Bryan for one of the Uncommon
conventions.
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Ragnaraok
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| A video cover for a character called
Ragnaraok, designed and drawn by Bryan and created and written
by Alan Moore. |
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Castles Made of Sand
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Here's the frontispiece to Gwyneth Jones' Castles Made
of Sand, the sequel to Bold as Love.(also check out Bryan's
frontispiece to Bold as Love.)
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The Seafarer
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| Another image of Bryan's. |
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Luther Emmanuel
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Luther sure
gets around the Multiverse,
doesn't he?! Here he is at the Imperial Palace, St Petersburg,
Court of the Tzar of all the Russias about to hunt down
Nikolai Dante...
Or, if you are of a more prosaic turn of
mind, it is a wonderful homage to Luther and Bryan's work,
by the artist Simon Fraser and writer Robbie Morrison
in this weeks 2000ad!
(issue number 1281, published on March 6th 2002)
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Diceman! - page 52
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A very early role playing experiment by 2000ad
where you took the role of Torquemada and tried to escape
the Garden of Alien Delights.
This original artwork is currently for sale from Komix
World.
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Diceman! - page 59
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A very early role playing experiment by 2000ad
where you took the role of Torquemada and tried to escape
the Garden of Alien Delights.
This original artwork is currently for sale from Komix
World.
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Diceman! - page 60
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A very early role playing experiment by 2000ad
where you took the role of Torquemada and tried to escape
the Garden of Alien Delights.
This original artwork is currently for sale from Komix
World.
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Small Press Expo flyer
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Bryan will be at the Small Press Expo, September 6 - 7
2--2002, just outside Washington DC. Check out their fine
site, and also check out their
flyer: they used an image from Heart
of Empire!
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Luther Arkwright figure!
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These are two images of the Luther Arkwright figure currently
being created (check out image
one and image two).
Aren't they stunningly good! And an incredibly faithful rendition
of Luther's famous pose on the Dark
Horse comics issue one cover.
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