~ Above: detail of a pencilled paged from a famouse Lovecraft's tale adaptation - click on the image for a 1300pixel wide closer look at the pencils ~
Hello Pulp Friends,
Lately I have been listening to some HP Lovecraft related podcasts, and with the arrival of my comps of the book LOVECRAFT Black & WHite (published by Dagon Press) I did the cover for, I got nostalgic and went to dig some old Lovecraftian art I did a few years ago.
~~ Click on the image for biggie ~~
The pencilled panel on top of this post and the inkwashed panels below are from an adaptation of a Lovecraft tale I was doing some time ago. Most of the pages are pencilled and a few are inked and inkwashed already: need to get to ink the remaining so I can actually put it out there in its entirety :)
~ Above: detail of inked page - click on the image for a closer look at the details ~
And while we are at it, here's a page from a story I did 20 ys ago (!!!) that won a couple of awards and got me in touch with the Italian comic industry. This short tale was written and illustrated by me and was inspired by some local folklore, but I couldn't help to put some Lovecraft touches into it (Yeah, I have been fan of HP for a while as you can see ;))
Hope you guys enjoy these and I hope you all have a wonderful Pulp Sunday :)
Cheers,
Francesco
~ Above: page 2 of a short horror tale (1990 circa) click on the image for larger view ~
Artwork © 2010 Francesco Francavilla
1 comment:
I took these in yesterday--magnificent. They seem somehow more "serious" than comics, so I was intimidated out of commenting, but they are Beautiful!
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