Modern Masters Volume 11: Charles Vess (Modern Masters, 11) by Charles Vess


Modern Masters Volume 11: Charles Vess (Modern Masters, 11)
Title : Modern Masters Volume 11: Charles Vess (Modern Masters, 11)
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ISBN : 1893905691
ISBN-10 : 9781893905696
Language : English
Format Type : Paperback
Number of Pages : 120
Publication : First published February 28, 2007

Whether with his book illustrations, paintings or comic book stories, Vess' work has enchanted readers for years. The winner of two World Fantasy Awards and two Eisner Awards, Charles Vess has proven himself to be one of the greatest fantasy artists of our time. Chris Irving and Eric Nolen-Weathington are proud to present an in-depth look into Vess' career and creative process in this latest volume of the Modern Masters series. This 120-page book features a career-spanning interview with tons of art, including many rare and unpublished pieces, a large gallery and an 8-page color section on this true Modern Master

Modern Masters Volume 11: Charles Vess (Modern Masters, 11) Reviews

  • Paul

    Some interesting questions asked, but mostly information I was aware of before reading this.
    Most of the information given and images shown are easily accessible via Vess's published works or directly off the web. As a fan of Vess's art and owning most of what he has published, this was all somewhat familiar. Still, a nice compilation of information and art deserving of being read and looked at.

    Also, knowing the low opinion Vess has for Marvel Comics, it was a little weird that an image of Spider-Man was chosen for the cover, my guess is that Mr. Vess had no say in the chosing of said image.

  • Elizabeth

    A delightful overview of the work of one of my favourite artists.

  • Timothy Boyd

    Very nice selection of this artist's work. great visuals and a nice read. Recommended

  • David Macpherson

    A decent though slight book length interview with the illustrator Charles Vess. It was good but I just wanted more information,more details. I felt his early art was glossed over and his early stuff was interesting to me. Not bad, but like I said, it could have been better