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4_KOB_Screenshot Were fantasy a world parallel to our own separated only by the invisible wall of imagination, this book would be the keyhole through which to gaze upon that mythical realm of beasts and warriors, mischievous fairies, fierce females, cunning wizards, and spellbinding landscapes. A graphic, full-color tribute to the places only imagination can take us, THE FUTURE OF FANTASY ART (Collins Design; Hardcover; On Sale NOW; $29.99) is a captivating compellation of the finest, freshest, and most exciting talents in the world of fantasy illustration today.

Artists from around the world—including established names such as Christopher Moeller, Alex Horley, Donato Giancola, Brom, Anne Stokes, and many others—are represented in this exciting volume. Focusing on the newest and most imaginative work currently being produced, the book's chapters are divided into fan-favorite subjects including Warriors, Ladies, Faeries, Orcs, Goblins, and Other Folk, and much more. Each page offers a breathtaking glimpse into a hidden world of wonder. Ogy Bonev's Worlds Collide, for example, captures the colossal battle between nature and machine as a mechanical monstrosity reminiscent of Star Wars grapples with Lord of the Rings-style forest guardians. Taking a turn for the mysterious, the face of a young fire wielder remains concealed while a magical emblem burns brightly on her hand in Dan Dos Santos's Dead Reign. Turn the page, and two children watch curiously as an elf-like pig creature peruses goodies at an old woman's bake sale in Scott and Pat Gustafon's lighthearted Under a Hill.

From graphic novels and book covers to role-playing games and trading card sets, THE FURTURE OF FANTASY ART reveals the prominence of this highly popular art genre in today's culture. Featured artists employ a milieu of mediums to create their work, ranging from painting and pencil to photography and digital media, and each piece is accompanied by personal insights into the artists' inspirations.

This fantastical showcase of images—including never-before-presented fantasy art from rising stars—is a visual wonderland perfect for fantasy lovers, science fiction fans, and graphic arts enthusiasts. Great as an inspirational guide or holiday gift, THE FUTURE OF FANTASY ART is sure to transport readers into a world far beyond our own.
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