Chinese artist Jian Guo prefers to create art of a science fiction nature, most notably the image we’ve shared depicting the events of The Hobbit. I turned my eye to the rest of his work and was speechless. I share with you some of my favorite pieces and urge you to become a fan. I sorely wish he’d do a piece on Norse mythology that I could buy, so perhaps I will pepper him with compliments and hints!
Leia Calderon
Co-Editor
@ladyvader99
CONversations: Camilla d’Errico
Camilla d’Errico is an urban contemporary painter, illustrator, character creator and comic artist residing in Vancouver, Canada.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Highlighting Comic Creators pt 3
We hope Hispanic Heritage Month never ends! But before it does on October 15th, we're continuing to celebrate our favorite Hispanic comic creators and artists in part 3 of the series.
Singled Out: Q & A With Artist CJ Draden
Sub Cultured's resident art fiend Max Eber has a talk with glass paint artist CJ Draden about his work and upcoming projects.
Oh, The Moon by Charlyne Yi Review
In Charlyne Yi’s (actress, musician and, for brevity’s sake, all around creative) new adult-illustrated story collection, the writer and artist promises to take readers into her tortured mind of daydreamed parables. If this was her [...]
Artist Spotlight: Matt Huynh and ‘The Boat’
Past atrocities should always be a point of reference for the present, lest history and former attitudes and beliefs repeat themselves. We hear that quite a lot regarding war, prejudice, racism and related xenophobia and, undoubtedly, we should [...]
Sub-Cultured #GoodBooks: Nobrow’s ‘The Spectators’ and ‘Fantasy Sports’
Graphic novels and comics are a mainstay here at Sub-C, and we are always looking for the best, most interesting titles to read. Nobrow Press out of Shoreditch, London has, over the years, proved to be one of the best sources for compelling [...]
I am over-the-top-loopy-excited for “The Hobbit.”
I have loved Tolkien since I was a kid, I love Peter Jackson’s achievement of bringing Middle Earth to life, I love all the casting (I’m not a Martin Freeman-hater, he’s adorable and perfect for the title role), I love the craftsmanship that trickles down to every scuff on a goblin’s weapon…
….and I love Bag End (building my own tops my bucket list).
Ergo, it’s only natural I love these beautiful sepia-style prints that will be given out (in limited edition, naturally) to selected IMAX audiences at the midnight showing of “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” Dec. 14.
Alas, I live in an “IMAX-less” town, but that won’t stop me from encouraging you all to get out there.
Lisa Kay Tate
Staff Writer and resident “geek mom”
CONversations: Camilla d’Errico
Camilla d’Errico is an urban contemporary painter, illustrator, character creator and comic artist residing in Vancouver, Canada.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Highlighting Comic Creators pt 3
We hope Hispanic Heritage Month never ends! But before it does on October 15th, we're continuing to celebrate our favorite Hispanic comic creators and artists in part 3 of the series.
Singled Out: Q & A With Artist CJ Draden
Sub Cultured's resident art fiend Max Eber has a talk with glass paint artist CJ Draden about his work and upcoming projects.
Oh, The Moon by Charlyne Yi Review
In Charlyne Yi’s (actress, musician and, for brevity’s sake, all around creative) new adult-illustrated story collection, the writer and artist promises to take readers into her tortured mind of daydreamed parables. If this was her [...]
Artist Spotlight: Matt Huynh and ‘The Boat’
Past atrocities should always be a point of reference for the present, lest history and former attitudes and beliefs repeat themselves. We hear that quite a lot regarding war, prejudice, racism and related xenophobia and, undoubtedly, we should [...]
Sub-Cultured #GoodBooks: Nobrow’s ‘The Spectators’ and ‘Fantasy Sports’
Graphic novels and comics are a mainstay here at Sub-C, and we are always looking for the best, most interesting titles to read. Nobrow Press out of Shoreditch, London has, over the years, proved to be one of the best sources for compelling [...]
One of my favorite artists on DeviantArt is easily Zatransis. Why? Well, this Fun rendering of Calvin and Hobbes, done with excellent colors…
And what I imagine Two-Face feels deep down…
Some goofy Street Fighter art…
To cool monster designs…
And mother-effin’ Gandalf…
Zatransis has a style that reminds me of the cartoons of the 90’s and warms my heart. Check out his DeviantArt page here and give him some much deserved love. Just click HERE.
CONversations: Camilla d’Errico
Camilla d’Errico is an urban contemporary painter, illustrator, character creator and comic artist residing in Vancouver, Canada.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Highlighting Comic Creators pt 3
We hope Hispanic Heritage Month never ends! But before it does on October 15th, we're continuing to celebrate our favorite Hispanic comic creators and artists in part 3 of the series.
Singled Out: Q & A With Artist CJ Draden
Sub Cultured's resident art fiend Max Eber has a talk with glass paint artist CJ Draden about his work and upcoming projects.
Oh, The Moon by Charlyne Yi Review
In Charlyne Yi’s (actress, musician and, for brevity’s sake, all around creative) new adult-illustrated story collection, the writer and artist promises to take readers into her tortured mind of daydreamed parables. If this was her [...]
Artist Spotlight: Matt Huynh and ‘The Boat’
Past atrocities should always be a point of reference for the present, lest history and former attitudes and beliefs repeat themselves. We hear that quite a lot regarding war, prejudice, racism and related xenophobia and, undoubtedly, we should [...]
Sub-Cultured #GoodBooks: Nobrow’s ‘The Spectators’ and ‘Fantasy Sports’
Graphic novels and comics are a mainstay here at Sub-C, and we are always looking for the best, most interesting titles to read. Nobrow Press out of Shoreditch, London has, over the years, proved to be one of the best sources for compelling [...]
Behold the first in a series of art pieces revolving around the Doctor!
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CONversations: Camilla d’Errico
Camilla d’Errico is an urban contemporary painter, illustrator, character creator and comic artist residing in Vancouver, Canada.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Highlighting Comic Creators pt 3
We hope Hispanic Heritage Month never ends! But before it does on October 15th, we're continuing to celebrate our favorite Hispanic comic creators and artists in part 3 of the series.
Singled Out: Q & A With Artist CJ Draden
Sub Cultured's resident art fiend Max Eber has a talk with glass paint artist CJ Draden about his work and upcoming projects.
Oh, The Moon by Charlyne Yi Review
In Charlyne Yi’s (actress, musician and, for brevity’s sake, all around creative) new adult-illustrated story collection, the writer and artist promises to take readers into her tortured mind of daydreamed parables. If this was her [...]
Artist Spotlight: Matt Huynh and ‘The Boat’
Past atrocities should always be a point of reference for the present, lest history and former attitudes and beliefs repeat themselves. We hear that quite a lot regarding war, prejudice, racism and related xenophobia and, undoubtedly, we should [...]
Sub-Cultured #GoodBooks: Nobrow’s ‘The Spectators’ and ‘Fantasy Sports’
Graphic novels and comics are a mainstay here at Sub-C, and we are always looking for the best, most interesting titles to read. Nobrow Press out of Shoreditch, London has, over the years, proved to be one of the best sources for compelling [...]
Well, what else can you really say about Tony Stark?
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CONversations: Camilla d’Errico
Camilla d’Errico is an urban contemporary painter, illustrator, character creator and comic artist residing in Vancouver, Canada.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Highlighting Comic Creators pt 3
We hope Hispanic Heritage Month never ends! But before it does on October 15th, we're continuing to celebrate our favorite Hispanic comic creators and artists in part 3 of the series.
Singled Out: Q & A With Artist CJ Draden
Sub Cultured's resident art fiend Max Eber has a talk with glass paint artist CJ Draden about his work and upcoming projects.
Oh, The Moon by Charlyne Yi Review
In Charlyne Yi’s (actress, musician and, for brevity’s sake, all around creative) new adult-illustrated story collection, the writer and artist promises to take readers into her tortured mind of daydreamed parables. If this was her [...]
Artist Spotlight: Matt Huynh and ‘The Boat’
Past atrocities should always be a point of reference for the present, lest history and former attitudes and beliefs repeat themselves. We hear that quite a lot regarding war, prejudice, racism and related xenophobia and, undoubtedly, we should [...]
Sub-Cultured #GoodBooks: Nobrow’s ‘The Spectators’ and ‘Fantasy Sports’
Graphic novels and comics are a mainstay here at Sub-C, and we are always looking for the best, most interesting titles to read. Nobrow Press out of Shoreditch, London has, over the years, proved to be one of the best sources for compelling [...]
Tonight is our LIVE debate over which Final Fantasy is the best, so to keep theme, here is the art of the day featuring our choice, Final Fantasy VIII.
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CONversations: Camilla d’Errico
Camilla d’Errico is an urban contemporary painter, illustrator, character creator and comic artist residing in Vancouver, Canada.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Highlighting Comic Creators pt 3
We hope Hispanic Heritage Month never ends! But before it does on October 15th, we're continuing to celebrate our favorite Hispanic comic creators and artists in part 3 of the series.
Singled Out: Q & A With Artist CJ Draden
Sub Cultured's resident art fiend Max Eber has a talk with glass paint artist CJ Draden about his work and upcoming projects.
Oh, The Moon by Charlyne Yi Review
In Charlyne Yi’s (actress, musician and, for brevity’s sake, all around creative) new adult-illustrated story collection, the writer and artist promises to take readers into her tortured mind of daydreamed parables. If this was her [...]
Artist Spotlight: Matt Huynh and ‘The Boat’
Past atrocities should always be a point of reference for the present, lest history and former attitudes and beliefs repeat themselves. We hear that quite a lot regarding war, prejudice, racism and related xenophobia and, undoubtedly, we should [...]
Sub-Cultured #GoodBooks: Nobrow’s ‘The Spectators’ and ‘Fantasy Sports’
Graphic novels and comics are a mainstay here at Sub-C, and we are always looking for the best, most interesting titles to read. Nobrow Press out of Shoreditch, London has, over the years, proved to be one of the best sources for compelling [...]
