Yes, sir. I have a new artist, as well, an English gent. He did book four's cover. Very swift, great at the pulp vibe.
artisimo@hotmail.co.uk Human name is "Joseph Shepherd" I recommend him highly, and plan to work with him again. Mention my name...he'll get you a good table.
to be honest, 1 -3 were him. I was really pushing him to "bring the pulp!"
For book one, I had to keep saying "The woman needs have more curves. Oh, yeah, and her clothes need to be more ripped up." We seriously had 3 or 4 exchanges about that.
I dunno, maybe it was out of his comfort zone, but I thought he rocked it...especially with book two. Captures my every-Thing hero's baffled zeitgeist perfectly.
I saw Matt's art on one of your posts...and had him do three covers for me, too. He's great.
Oh that's interesting. Where can I check out your books?
Try this. He's done all three covers in the series.
https://www.amazon.com/Thing-HR-Cthulhu-Amalgamated-Novel-ebook/dp/B0BBYNVG4C?ref_=ast_author_mpb
Link's broken. These?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D71WG173?binding=paperback&searchxofy=true&ref_=dbs_s_aps_series_rwt_tpbk&qid=1718539244&sr=8-1
Yes, sir. I have a new artist, as well, an English gent. He did book four's cover. Very swift, great at the pulp vibe.
artisimo@hotmail.co.uk Human name is "Joseph Shepherd" I recommend him highly, and plan to work with him again. Mention my name...he'll get you a good table.
Got it. The covers on the link I found really don't look like Cowdery covers stylistically.
to be honest, 1 -3 were him. I was really pushing him to "bring the pulp!"
For book one, I had to keep saying "The woman needs have more curves. Oh, yeah, and her clothes need to be more ripped up." We seriously had 3 or 4 exchanges about that.
I dunno, maybe it was out of his comfort zone, but I thought he rocked it...especially with book two. Captures my every-Thing hero's baffled zeitgeist perfectly.
And, dare I say, the text within those covers is worthy of your consideration, as well.