I thought I'd take some time to post another round of notable artists/character designers around the interweb. Here they be:
Duane Bryers "is one of America's most gifted artists and has been for the better part of his ninety-four years on this planet. He earned a living as a commercial illustrator until his early fifties and gradually found himself garnering a nice amount of attention as a fine artists who specialized in western theme paintings." -Photography Art Blog
He is also well known for his pinup paintings of the full-figured redhead Hilda who appeared in various calendars through the 1960's. There's a wonderful range of expression, gesture and personality displayed in Duane's Hilda paintings which can be seen here.
Scott Campbell and Brütal Legend
Scott Campbell is a comic artist and illustrator working out of NYC. He splits his time between freelance work and the gallery scene and as an art director and concept artist for Double Fine studios - a video game company in San Francisco. There's a great versatility in Scott's work, whether seen in his cute watercolor portraits or more dynamic painted concept work. He knows his stuff. And it's oh so adorable.
You can check out more of Scott's and the rest of the Double Fine creative team's work on Brütal Legend here.
Daniel Krall
Daniel Krall is a freelance illustrator and comic artist with work in The New Yorker, GQ, The Village Voice and more. Daniel has also dabbled recreationally in some character design work for Dean Trippe's brainchild, Project: Rooftop. A site where artists' are welcomed to submit their redesign of already existing superheroes. You can find more of Daniel's work here, and more of his and several other artist's costume redesigns at Project: Rooftop. Enjoy!
(P:R Vampirella redesign by comic artist Liz Prince)
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