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Erotic Fantasy Art is a unique showcase of todays very best erotic art. Drawing on a wide variety of work by traditional and digital painters and illustrators from all over the world, it comprises a sourcebook of ideas and inspiration guaranteed to stimulate the imagination of all artists who strive to give their artwork an erotic edge. In this book you will find superlative examples of a wide variety of erotic styles and genres. The authors are on hand to guide you through the selection, revealing the background behind the images, sharing anecdotes drawn from interviews with the artists, and sharing practical tips and tricks on how the works have been created.
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Compiling a collection of erotic fantasy art must be one of the most exciting things an artist can be asked to do. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Back Cover
Compiling a collection of erotic fantasy art must be one of the most exciting things an artist can be asked to do. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Back Cover
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
The only complaint that I have about this book is that it doesn't warrant the title "Erotic", unless of course page 3 of The Sun floats your biscuit. Aside from that minor gripe, it is a fantastic collection of studies of the female form in various fantastic situations. I'm something of an art fascist, I like a picture to tell a story, but, whilst about half the pics are simple poses, I found the quality of the work stupendous! Look out especially for Mark Harrisons genuinely erotic work, and the hilarious "B" movie style poster "Planetnapped".
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
This is simply a book of stunning quality artwork. After a few pages of intro this is a sampler of many artists digital fantasy work.
Each with a brief note about thier objectives and thinking for the piece. The artists are of both sexes, but the subject matter is 99% female. The people who enjoy "erotic" art, must like it this way. It could be artists don't like the male body in thier images, who knows?
It is also not "at the extremes of imagination" by a long way but maybe that is best. What it is, is a fabulous collection of skillfully produced digital images. A joy and inspiration to browse again and again for any digital art lover.
Each with a brief note about thier objectives and thinking for the piece. The artists are of both sexes, but the subject matter is 99% female. The people who enjoy "erotic" art, must like it this way. It could be artists don't like the male body in thier images, who knows?
It is also not "at the extremes of imagination" by a long way but maybe that is best. What it is, is a fabulous collection of skillfully produced digital images. A joy and inspiration to browse again and again for any digital art lover.
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