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#OTD in 1954
snowbird disappointment
Cover of The New Yorker, January 23, 1954
Perry Barlow
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@Rev_Scarecrow Wayne Barlowe's version of sapient life on his fictional ecosystem of Darwin IV, the 60 foot tall Eosapien paints how differently intelligence could look on an alien world with a completely different evolutionary history. Nothing here's random, it's entirely at home on its world.
Fil Barlow, in particular, has been a huge influence in my art. That mix of semi-realism, anatomical exaggeration and style is always a treat! https://t.co/tgN1c18Y6Z
We're so excited to bring you Alex's incredible creativity and storytelling! Fans of fantasy worldbuilding, "Barlowe's Extraterrestrials," and @FortunaMedias' "Almost Real" series are in for a treat!
Four illustrations by Wayne Barlowe published in “Barlowe’s Inferno”: 1) “Soul Puppeteers,” 2) “Sargatanas Descending,” 3) “Baron Faraii,” and 4) “The Molars of Leviathan.”
@sevenshadez Hello can I interest you the speculative evolution and creature design works of CM Kosemen and Wayne Barlowe, mostly well known for All Tomorrow’s and Barlowe’s Inferno respectively?
#OTD in 1956
the day after
Cover of The New Yorker, December 29, 1956
Perry Barlow
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Will always be blown away by Wayne Barlowe's stellar kaiju concept art for Del Toro's Pacific Rim. Such a master of creature design.
Perry Barlow, The New Yorker December 28th, 1940 #illustration #NewYorker #Christmas #MerryChristmas #Santa #ChristmasCard #NewYorkerCover #cartoonist #NewYorkerCartoonist
Perry Barlow, The New Yorker December 26th, 1936 #illustration #NewYorker #Christmas #MerryChristmas #Santa #ChristmasCard #NewYorkerCover #cartoonist #NewYorkerCartoonist
Extreme Ghostbusters was always a little weaker to me as a kid in comparison to the original Series. Maybe not in terms of budget but rather interesting horror and fantasy concepts?
But I can't deny just how fun and perfectly creepy Fil Barlow's Ghost, and creature designs were.
@horror4kids I think *all* of the ghosts were designed by Fil Barlow, you can find his stuff on DeviantArt and other places.
@MariusBota @ElizabethPeiro Hey! Just seeing this now but I'm available. I do a wide range of stuff so I'm happy working in whatever style is needed. My contact is jowilbarlow@gmail.com and my sie is here:
https://t.co/IkdG3EBvsh
One trend I've noticed is that SD2 feels more incoherent and noisy compared to 1.5, yet also lacking in interesting details. I guess it could work for certain artists. Wayne Barlowe creates interesting creatures, but also more random artifacts in SD2. #StableDiffusion2
QRT with your elves!
I have a large collection of elf, including most of the Malephar-Barlowe family to varying degrees, Berrian (though he hates being called that because he's an *eladrin*), Chesslin, and- https://t.co/e05IvJZq7x
@Labillustration Thanks for the thread, I love your work! I've been looking for ttrpg work and doing other freelance stuff. My contact is jowilbarlow@gmail.com and my site is https://t.co/IkdG3EC3hP