In the background, quietly, as my Yoon-Suin 2nd edition projects nears final fulfilment, work has been going on in relation to The Great North. Behold, some more glorious Tom Kilian art:
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Not bad, eh?
In the background, quietly, as my Yoon-Suin 2nd edition projects nears final fulfilment, work has been going on in relation to The Great North. Behold, some more glorious Tom Kilian art:
Not bad, eh?
This looks fascinating. Is it inspired by any particular time period (Dark Ages/post-Roman, Norman, late Medieval)? Or does it draw from all eras of northern England?
ReplyDeleteThe idea is that it's to Northumberland what Yoon-Suin is to south Asia - like a dream-vision of the real thing. Kind of a mixture of eras up until the late medieval.
DeleteI appreciate the dream-like quality of art! My favourites are the salamander(?) people as well as most of the cityscapes. The lack of colour emphasizes small details - fantasitc.
DeleteYes, the cityscapes are beautiful - there are plenty more than this.
DeleteI love this artwork. I'm always looking forward to your next project.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mike!
DeleteLove love love that Tom Kilian art
ReplyDeleteThis is only the tip of the iceberg.
DeleteI'm so excited to give you my money
ReplyDeleteI am excited for you and hopefully lots and lots of other people to do so! ;)
DeleteTom Killian is SO GOOD
ReplyDeleteI concur!
DeleteI concur!
DeleteArtax, nooooo!
ReplyDeleteGreat folklore/folk horror atmosphere in those illos.
I hope the content lives up to the same standard.
DeleteDistinctly getting a Stone Dance of the Chameleon vibe? Am I wrong?
ReplyDeleteI hadn't thought about that but now that you mention it I can totally see it!
DeleteMy favorite are the folks holding flaming toilet plungers over their heads ;{)
ReplyDeleteBut seriously, the art is awesome!