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Here's another WIP Woden'sDay! I've been rendering the halfling cleric a bit and some progress on the 2nd Frazetta study.
We are really looking forward to seeing this Frazetta original “The Brain” displayed at the Norman Rockwell Museum Enchanted exhibit this weekend!
@xmendirector Wow, your minicomics are so iconic to the toys we know and love. Those images are so memorable and the fight scenes are wonderfully brutal. The Bionoatops (Frazetta inspired) image of yours; I recently referenced when I produced my own drawing. You have the POWER! 😁🙌⚔️
Hey MOTU Fans! Hopefully you’ve see The Rage of Grayskull piece by @Mark_Lapping inspired by Frank Frazetta’s ‘The Berzerker’
Some great fan created characters made it into the art!
Check out the next tweet in the thread to see who!
#motudrawingchallenge #mastersoftheuniverse https://t.co/jQbG6hlaw6
It's my #birthday, & I have a gift for my #MOTU loving brothers & sisters. I call this piece The Rage of Grayskull.
Based on the amazing 'The Berserker' painting by the legendary Frank Frazetta, we see a mix of MOTU, with @kellanlutz as #HeMan. Hope you enjoy 😁💪
✍️#MarkLapping
Got a gift for @ikarahusky for her Charr Char - Razette who is <33333
Art by @DonryuArt
My preference for stylization over photorealism can be summed up with this. I way prefer the work of Frank Frazetta to Boris Vallejo. Vallejo is very skilled, but his paintings often feel like models posing. Frazetta KEEPS YOU IN THE MOMENT. They're snapshots from another world!
Battlestar Galactica by Frank Frazetta #BattlestarGalactica #BSG #70s
Frank Frazetta’s “Seven Romans” (1979)
Magazine cover to Epic Illustrated [Marvel Comics, issue #1, 1980, 16x21 inches, oil on board]
@marckamler1 @frazettagirls @SaraFrazetta @collectsideshow @quarantinestu Frazetta truly is the Godfather of fantasy art!
The Cave Demon by Frank Frazetta
#fantasyart #scifi #Epic #creature #fighters #Fantastico
@Vanguar34665236 @Mme_tartine @bebe270379 @Janus_sci @GabrielleRou @GO3THIK Oui je l'ai vu à la sortie, j'ai même lu les livres de Burroughs il y a fort longtemps... nombreuses illustrations par Frazetta par ailleurs...
Frank Frazetta’s “Count Dracula” oil on board. 1966. This masterpiece was published on the cover of CREEPY Magazine No. 5 in 1965.
Fine Art Prints: https://t.co/gDMQzLea0y
#FrankFrazetta #CountDracula #Creepy
Early work by Frank Frazetta. Young “Fritz,” a nickname Frazetta went by throughout his teens, created this ink and watercolor when he was 19 years old.