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Category Archives: Science Fiction
John Harris new commission
John was commissioned by a private client to produce a painting which had an association with George R R Martin, in particular a link with his short story, Tuf Voyaging. This was the result – and our client was very … Continue reading
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Jim Burns’ Omni interview
It’s great that Omni has been resurrected, if only online. There are some good interviews on there, including one with Jim Burns. He writes with great knowledge about science fiction in general – and he should know after a lifetime … Continue reading
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Dark Run, Dark Sky
Two recent John Harris covers for the covers of the books by Mike Brooks. Commissioned by Michael McCartney for Simon and Schuster.
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Jim Burns’ 2016 calendar
Jim has produced a calendar which includes some of his most recent paintings and they look sensational. It costs £15 inc p&p in the UK, €25 to Europe and $35 to the US. If you’d like one, get in touch with … Continue reading
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John Harris, preparing for Illuxcon
John Harris has produced some evocative and powerful new work to take to Allentown in October. Readers of his recent book will remember his ideas for The Abandoned Lands and The Crystal Plain. “Devoid of organic life, yet home to … Continue reading
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Dark Shepherd – set to music
Fred Gambino’s work for Dark Shepherd, a movie in waiting, has now attracted interest from two sets of people who can see the potential for the soundtrack. Have a look at what Time Machine have done. The image is Scavenger … Continue reading
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John Harris Chesley nomination
John feels very honoured to have been nominated for the Lifetime Achievement Award as well as for his cover for Ann Leckie’s Ancillary Sword. At the same time, we’ve unearthed some sketches from the 80’s and 90’s and put them … Continue reading
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Pseudosapiens by Moonlight
John Harris was invited to send a piece of work to the Jonathan LeVine Gallery in New York for their show, infra:REAL, which opens on 5th August. He’d long had the idea of showing a life-form which is a bit … Continue reading
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29th January 2015, Fred Gambino on MODO
Fred Gambino is taking part in an online seminar on the subject of Creating Sci-Fi with MODO. So check in at 7.00 GMT if you’d like to listen. Organised by The Foundry . . . . . . and if … Continue reading
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Frigging awesome
It’s great to have the new John Harris, Fred Gambino and Jim Burns books recommended so highly on io9. And don’t forget to watch John’s new film, Beyond the Horizon, if you have 34 minutes to spare after the Christmas … Continue reading
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