From the author of Fantasy Genesis, here is a great piece of art!

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David Tennant as a comic evil mastermind? That’s how Bryan Hitch is drawing him, according to The Sun.

Written by Jonathan Ross, the premise of the story is: “His character is kind of the mastermind behind a brutal reality show where kids with super powers slug it out to join the only Government-sanctioned super team.”

Sounds like a great premise, don’t you think? And since Bryan Hitch drew Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, maybe we’ll see David Tennant on the big screen playing…himself, sort of?

Mind boggling.

And if you want to learn a thing or three from Bryan, pick up a copy of Bryan Hitch’s Ultimate Comics Studio from our store.

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Check out this gorgeous image from Jessica “NeonDragon” Peffer of Fairy Dragons. For how to draw dragons, fairies and other fantasy creatures, check out Jessica’s line of DragonArt books at northlightshop.com. And coming soon, learn different coloring techniques while practicing on some of Jessica’s most popular creatures in DragonArt Color Workbook.

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Check out this great painting done with Copic Markers, by Supittha, “Annnie” Bunyapen, from her book Shojo Wonder Manga Art School.

Scape Martinez has a new book coming out. Click on the cover to preorder it. With lots of color instruction and 45 fabulous images to color, you won’t be disappointed!

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This little guy is here to give you a sneak peek at a great title coming out later this spring from IMPACT! Keep an eye out for Faemaker. Enjoy!

Atlanta, GA. Local indie crafter, MA of Arts Administration, and fantasy illustrator, Angela R. Sasser, is hosting a book signing on Saturday, March 17th for her new painting book, Angelic Visions: Create Fantasy Art Angels With Watercolor, Ink and Colored Pencil.

Join us at Barnes & Noble’s Perimeter Mall location to talk about art techniques, art marketing, character design, and the road to publication with the author.

Ms. Sasser’s book is aimed at amateur artists with an appreciation for the fantastical. Packed with over 20 full color step-by-step tutorials, Angelic Visions teaches the basics of constructing colorful celestial characters in progressively challenging walk throughs. From the basics of figure drawing to character design, from color pencils to ink, Angelic Visions has something to inspire the artistic visionary in the budding artist!

Ms. Sasser will be signing copies of her book from 2-4pm at the Perimeter Mall location of Barnes and Noble, 120 Perimeter Center West Ste 300. Atlanta, GA.

Check out what showed up today! I’m so excited to see advance copies of the first Graff Color Workbook. This was a fun set of books to work on, and if you like this one, wait until you see the rest! The Color Workbook series is bursting with gorgeous black and white art and concise instruction that allows readers to focus on improving their color techniques without worrying about the intricacies and challenges of drawing.

You can preorder these at Northlightshop.com. Just click on the images below!

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At IMPACT Books, we’re all about the cool art. Check out this great sketch, by Emily Fiegenschuh!

Paki the spiral-tailed glider

Taken from The Explorer’s Guide to Drawing Fantasy Creatures.

Want another sneak peek at Shojo Fashion Manga Art School Year 2? We think you’re going to love seeing this fashion manga art, so we’re offering a look inside.

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And if you like Manga, you’re going to love our other manga and comic-related books! Check out Supittha Bunyapen’s Shojo Wonder Manga Art School for creating playful, colorful manga characters using Copic Markers.