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Two Art Classes/Two exclusive Prints--at Dragon Con this weekend

Atlanta--Artists Michael Golden and Steve Scott will be spinning Tales towards the tail-end of Dragon Con, wrapping up what is proving to be a fantastic fantasy filled schedule at the paramount Southern show this weekend, September 4-7th.

Co-creator of X-men's Rogue character, Bucky O'Hare and Spartan X, artist Michael Golden is known for his stellar storytelling in sequential art, influencing countless other craftsmen to pick up the pencil. Some of his enduring works include stories for G.I. Joe, Avengers, Doctor Strange, Batman, and much, much more. You can currently see Michael's work on Spiderman covers at Marvel, as well as in the plethora of publications out on the artist including "Excess: The Art of Michael Golden" --the bestselling art book from Vanguard Productions, "Modern Masters: Michael Golden"--from TwoMorrows Publishing, and the "Creator Chronicles: Michael Golden"--DVD and tutorial from Eva Ink and Woodcrest Productions.

The artist has conducted his "Storytelling with Michael Golden" class in places as diverse as Spain, France, The Netherlands, Canada, and in a few short weeks, China will be added to the list! He's pleased to offer a one-hour "essentials class" at this year's Dragon Con on Sunday afternoon of the show--his first in the Atlanta area for this curriculum. Check the Artist's Alley schedule and Comic's Track for details.

Current X-Men Forever artist Steve Scott, is known for his stunning work on "Razor," "Indiana Jones," "JLA," "Batman Dark Knight," and much more. In fact, he is the only artist tapped by DC Comics to do any artwork related to the movie and the only artist to officially render Heath Ledger in his now famous Joker turn. In addition, Steve is known for his dynamic story work and production art for the hit television show "Smallville," as well!

A local to Atlanta, Steve will also be on hand Sunday to conduct his class, "Elements of Drawing a Dynamic Figure," in the afternoon. Here's a great chance to learn positioning of figures and discuss the sign-language conveyance via art, which is unique to our medium.

Both artists will also be offering limited prints for the show, featuring the Dragon Con logo, signed by the artists, and available only at their tables in Artist's Alley while supplies last.

Other talents joining the guys at the convention include: Leo Liebelman (also with Eva Ink Artist Group), Bob Burden, Tommy Castillo, Lou Ferrigno, Francesco Francavilla, Stephanie Gladden, Cully Hamner, Richard Hatch, Eva Hopkins, Joseph Michael Linsner, Georges Jeanty, Renee Witterstaetter, Paul Jenkins, Nathan Massengill, Peter Mayhew, Malcolm McDowell, Mike Mignola, Leonard Nimoy, George Perez, William Shatner, Brian Stelfreeze, Patrick Stewart, William Stout--and do we DARE say it--many, MANY more! In fact, it's one of the best guest line-ups we've seen any time, any where!

Some come on by and help us "Pin the Tales on the Dragon," and we're sure you'll make a few new tales of your own to tell when you get back home! For more information on the show, visit: [link]

For more information on Steve Scott, Michael Golden and Leo Liebelman, contact:
evaink@aol.com

]]> ~stevescott http://stevescott.deviantart.com/journal/22895405/ http://stevescott.deviantart.com/journal/22895405/ Thu, 29 Jan 2009 22:28:33 PST Kick off for "Astounding Art" Exhibition and Sale before the NYCC!




New York--Illustration House opens their "Astounding Art" sale with a bang by having three of the featured creators on site February 5th, courtesy of Eva Ink Artist Group and Illustration House, right before the beginning of the mammoth New York Comic Con, Feb. 6-8th!!

Join creators Michael Golden, Mark Texeira and Steve Scott at the opening February 5th; 5-7, view original art, have books signed, and just hang out and mingle at one of the most prestigious galleries in Manhattan.

Comics creator Michael Golden is featured on the “Guest of Honor” roster for the NYCC, marking the artists return to the convention after two years! Co-creator of X-Men’s Rogue character, Bucky O’Hare and Spartan X, among much more, Michael is renowned for a whole series of ground-breaking books that have influenced our industry at various pivotal points, as well as inspired numerous generations of top-selling artists. Just a few of these well-loved stories include “Dr. Strange” #55; “The ‘Nam,” “Avengers Annual,” “Micronauts” and “G.I. Joe,” among much more.

Known for his work on the “Ghost Rider,” “Moon Knight,” “Black Panther,” and much more, Mark Texeira, also a NYCC "Guest of Honor," has a knack of bringing the reality, mood and feel to any story he tackles. His fine art style has also graced numerous album covers, magazine covers, paperback books, movie tie-ins, and gaming merchandise. His clients include such companies as Def Jam Records, Marvel Entertainment, Dynamite, Harris, DC… and pretty much every publisher we could name. His brush has brought life to such characters as Vampirella, Conan, and Batman as well as his creator-owned character Pscythe.

Comic artist Steve Scott may be the newest addition to Eva Ink Artist Group, but he certainly is not new to comics! You have no doubt seen his work for the hit "Smallville" TV show as well as his sequential work for "New Warriors," "Hourman," "JLA," "She-Hulk," and "Indiana Jones" among much, much more!! Steve has the distinction of providing some of the only art for the movie tie-in to "Batman: Dark Knight," featuring Heath Ledger's unforgettable Joker turn. Look for more of Steve's work on the gallery/convention circuit, as well as an upcoming gallery show in Europe!

Other amazing works featured in "Astounding Art" include pieces by John Buscema, Jeff Jones, J. Scott Campbell, Gene Colan, Paul Gulacy, Jack Kirby, Roy Krenkel, Alex Nino, Bruce Timm, Boris Vallejo and Basil Wolverton, among others.

Don't miss this exciting unveiling of sequential art, and hope to see you at the opening!

Thursday, February 5, 2009
Time:
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Location:
Illustration House
Street:
110 West 25th St.
Contact Info
Phone:
212-966-9444

For more information on Golden, Texeira, Scott, their bookings and commissions, contact: evaink@aol.com

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In addition, he has pages listed on this link......[link]

Please help me keep my kids warm this winter. If you know anyone looking for any Indiana Jones or Batman Dark Knight original art, send them this way.

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Up now is the interview I did with my friends over at Sidebarnation.

here is the link

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Hope you enjoy!!! While there, check out the other awesome guests they have had in the past.

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I have had loads of work to produce since my last post and, unfortunately, some of that work I can not reveal at this time. Warner Brothers had me sign a non-disclosure agreement. I can say that once the Batman Dark Knight movie comes out this summer, I can reveal all.

Hulk has been wrapped up and I miss the jade giant. There are, however, still two more issues to come out. One of these is my favorite of the bunch (can you guess which one?).

The current script I am working on is amazing. Indiana Jones and Tomb of the Gods. Some of these pages will be available in my gallery. It is, without a doubt, one of the best scripts I have ever worked on and will be one of the best Indiana Jones stories you have ever read.

[link]


Steve

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click on this link to check out the othe guests attending.


[link]

Steve

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Steve

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Hope to see you there.

Steve

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Anyway, here is my Comics Bio. It's what you will normally find attached to my spot of the program book.

Thanks, by the way, for taking the time to read this...

You know doubt have seen the work of Smallville artist, Steve Scott if you are a fan of the hit TV show. Steve is one of those rare creators who has had the opportunity to transcend the print media, with his work now seen on episodes of the runaway blockbuster.

Yet, although some of you may be discovering him for the first time because of the magic of television, others have known about his work for quite some time via his sequential print illustrations at Malibu comics, and his wildly popular stint on Razor for London Night, as well as New Warriors, Hourman, and JLA for Marvel and DC Comics.

With a resume like that, one wouldnÕt think that up until recently, Steve led a duel life as firefighter by day and artist by night-- for more than sixteen years, in fact! Even then, it took one horrible event to bring those two identities together. On September 11, 2001, he watched, with the rest of the nation as the Twin Towers fell. Soon afterwards, DC Comics published ÒThe Worlds Finest Comic Book Writers & Artists Tell Stories to Remember.Ó Steve was selected among the few to contribute to this historical collection, which was later exhibited, and is now archived, at the Library of Congress.

Scott has since relocated to the renowned community of artist in Atlanta Georgia, encouraged to pick up the pencil full time by his contemporaries. Immediately, Steve's work began to appear in the pages of DC Comics Shadowpact, the Creeper, Batman Legends of the Dark Knight, and Checkmate. He got a particularly special kick out of bringing to life some of DC Comics strangest characters like Detective Chimp, Rex the Wonder Dog, Rag Man, The Phantom Stranger, Creeper and many others. Recent and current projects at Marvel Comics, and DC Comics include working with industry legends Louise Simonson and Chris Claremont on the titles Magik and Exiles. Steve also has several projects on the horizon from the Marvel Adventures line that include: Fantastic Four, Avengers, and the Hulk.

In addition to this ever growing list of published comics, cards, and other related illustrations, Steve also just finished a Kyle XY one shot for Disney/ABC with writer Jeff Parker.

For further information regarding Steve Scott, read Wizard magazine Issue 193, November 2007.

OK, thats about it for now.

I will update.....

Steve

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