Discussion Locked

Frank Frazetta, 1928-2010

0 helpful
7 replies
Closed to new repliesThis discussion is closed. It stays readable, but it takes no new replies.

http://www.thestate.com/2010/05/10/1280954/manager-fantasy-artist-frazetta.html

One of the first posters I ever bought was a Frazetta: http://www.arthistoryarchive.com/arthistory/fantasy/images/FrankFrazetta-Sun-Goddess-1970.jpg

Somewhere in a book crate, I have the John Carter of Mars paperback set with his covers.

7 replies

by seanferd

Can't say I'd thought of Frank recently. I like a lot of his work, though. He and Bernie Wrightson made a good team, as well.

So long, Mr. Frazetta.

by ed woychowsky

I had the opportunity to see the originals of his work several years ago, the colors and details were beyond imagination.

by tsuntzu.lu

This is the title of my favorite animation film using his work. Thanks so much for the memorial posting!

by wiscpopaz

My high school days sneaking Conan books into study hall and staring at the covers almost trying to get inside the picture.

On this day I shall mourn.

by terry.floyd

I remember seeing Frazetta's paintings on comic books when I was in middle school, then joining the SF Book Club and getting the entire John Carter of Barsoom series in hardcover with Frazetta's amazing covers. His style was distinctive and original, though now so many younger artists have learned from his work that you see a lot of paintings these days in his style. Props to Boris Vallejo, who credits his painstaking efforts to mimic Frazetta's style with teaching him how to paint.

This discussion is closed to new replies.