Boris Vallejo, American science fiction illustrator

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I know of Boris Vallejo, the American master of science fiction illustration

For example, this one is the cover of the ninth issue in 1986:

There is also the American fantasy painter Frank Frazetta

There are a lot of issues, and there are a lot of people, so let's be specific.

Japan: Falcoon, Yukirin, Masako Koya, Sekura Tetsukin, Tanno Shinobu, Sueya Jun......

Korea: Rabbion, Echi, Younseohi, OrganicFields, Webjong, Dochan, ......

Europe and the United States: Jon Foster, Froud, Boris Vallejo, Joe Sorren ......

And many more. The list goes on and on.

Naoto Tianguang.

Xiao Xia blunt sails. Nanase Aoi is wrong.

Unfortunately, the famous American science fiction design master passed away at the end of 2019, and he was already 86 years old. It can be said that he is a legendary illustrator, and he has created a large number of science fiction type paintings in his lifetime, and there are many classic works.

In addition to these works, Saidmead has appeared in many films such as "Cyber World War", "Alien 2", "Time and Space Police", "Mission to Mars", "Elysium", "Tomorrowland" and many others, all of which have created excellent and unforgettable concept designs, which are excellent.

As a master of cyberpunk and sci-fi, Saidmead also has his own classics in other fields. He is also a product designer for famous companies such as Ford and PhilipsThe design style still has his unique personal color, clean, bold, and sci-fi. Although he is no longer alive, Said's science fiction scene is still a big influence, and his work is still inspiring many new artists.

2020 is the year of the future in Blade Runner, but unfortunately this time there is no Sedmead to create for us and pay tribute to him.

He is a well-known design master, and his representative works include "Star Trek: Infinite Space", "The Martian", "Blade Runner", and other extremely classic sci-fi masterpieces.

His classic works include Blade Runner, Mobile Suit Gundam Reverse A, and Alien 2.

Classic works include "Blade Runner", "Mission Impossible 3", and "Escape from Clone Island".

boris vallejo

Born in Peru in 1941, he immigrated to the United States in 1964

PS: The official language of Peru is Spanish, so his name should be pronounced in Spanish and translated as Boris Vallejo.

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Ah, these are actually some of my collections, ......I copied the name in the direct folder

I'm basically a donkey up and down

This is one of the most prominent illustrators in recent years.

Kagaya (Kaga Tani), a Japanese fantasy illustrator who specializes in digital drawing. The illustrations of the constellation puzzles that we are familiar with are made by him.

Japanese illustrator Aya Kato, the drawing style that I like very much, is super gorgeous.

Jetlag Jitney, who is mainly anime-oriented.

Kazuko Taniguchi, her style is more slender.

Keeggy, who makes good use of weird and gorgeous backgrounds, has a delicate and unique painting style, and is a resident artist on pixiv.

It's one of my favorite artists.

Flycoco and Morimaiko are good at youth and girl style.

Noritake, really small fresh style of painting!!

Personally, I recommend the work of discharge reflection, that is, the illustrator of "I have a fox fairy in my house". In addition, there is "Wolves and Spices" by Fumikura ShiIto Murmur's "Haruhi Suzumiya" series, "Burning Eyes Xana", etc.

Plundering this summer night. Yukazeko. The work is also good.

I don't know what the trend is. Each illustrator has their own personal style.

Japan: Falcoon, Yukirin, Masako Koya, Sekura Tetsukin, Tanno Shinobu, Sueya Jun......

South Korea: Rabbion, Echi, Younseohi, OrganicFields

webjong

dochan……

Europe and the United States: jon

foster，froud，boris

vallejo，joe

sorren

And many more. The list goes on and on.