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Frank Frazetta's heroic characters and fantasy compositions have become really important to me in the past few years. I find myself constantly referencing his work.
Stranded
Artwork by Frank Frazetta circa 1966
Original oil sold on September 29th, 2011 for $83.5K
"Stranded" used on Album Cover for band "Lecherous Gaze" title "One Fifteen"
Also featured on paperback "Tomorrow Midnight" by Ray Bradbury
Take note of 2 versions of paintings
@frazetta_museum The Brain
Artwork by Frank Frazetta circa 1967
Featured on Nazareth's "Expect No Mercy" album, "Eerie #8", "Eerie #84"
In 1977, Scottish rockers Nazareth released their ninth studio album “Expect No Mercy” that adapted Frazetta’s “the Brain” for its cover.
Frank Frazetta's 'Atlantis' Cover to Atlantis Rising by Brad Steiger, Dell Books [New York, 1973] Oil on board, 16x22 inches.
11. Frank Frazetta
The king of starting late and loving your wife.
+ first draft for potential illus of in-game events.
Reason to use refs: I knew I wanted a Frazetta-esque angle/vibe, but couldn't remember his name, so went off memory. Did not quite hit, clearly, so I'll rework this better next time I need a break.
Frank Frazetta - Whimsical, magical and full of pretty, badass ladies - of course I love Frazetta. I love his natural themes and his women are just the coolest, I only wish I discovered his art sooner lol
From: The Fantastic Art of Frank Frazetta: vol. 1
Artist: Frank Frazetta.
Frank Frazetta’s Dea✟h Dealer 6/6 @frazettagirls @ImageComics #collector #collectible #comics #artwork #artists #animated
Frank Frazetta concept imagery back from 1975 for a planned animated Dracula feature commissioned by Orsatti Productions. Oh what could have been...
Frank Frazetta’s 𝑫𝑬𝑨𝑻𝑯 𝑫𝑬𝑨𝑳𝑬𝑹 #1 coming to stores May 4th! Pre-order now through your local comic shop using Diamond order codes: MAR221762 (Bianchi Cover A) and MAR221763 (Frank Frazetta Cover)
Frank Frazetta’s Tarzan and Dum-Dum Illustration (c. 1950s). Created in ink on sketch paper with an image area of 7.5" x 7".
Konami's legendary for its NES box art "homage."
Frank Frazetta's "The Norseman" inspired the box art for Castlevania. But Castlevania II just straight up plagiarizes the cover of AD&D's Ravenloft.
A couple more in thread. 🧵 https://t.co/I9fsub346U
Frank Frazetta’s original artwork titled ‘Reassembled Man’
Fine art prints: https://t.co/gDMQzLea0y
It’s always a good time to enjoy watching Frazetta’s art… one of the greatest ever.
#Gallery #Showcase #FrankFrazetta #art