The Art of Brom Signed Deluxe Limited Edition in Slipcase.
The book and slipcase is bound in a special material only available on this limited edition to 500 copies. These are the last remaining publisher copies that we will make available to the public.
The Deluxe Edition is only available direct from Flesk Publications and comes with an additional 16 pages of art not found in the Trade Edition. This section is titled "Behind Closed Doors." Brom has included a rare glimpse into his studio, and an in-depth showcase exploring his creative process, including sketches and preliminaries.
This Art of Brom Deluxe Edition is a 225 page, 9x12 inch hardcover art book with slipcase. Exclusive to this edition is a bound in plate reproducing an additional illustration.
The Art of Brom is the largest, most comprehensive retrospective ever published on the work of this extraordinary dark fantasy artist.
Brom has collected together the very best of his art spanning his 30 year career. Many pieces have never before been published. Brom has written an insightful autobiography sharing his artistic journey from his earliest childhood drawings, his frustrations with commercial art, challenges breaking into the industry, to his years working in games and film, and insights into his latest personal works.
Brom’s art is a harmony of extremes: dark and beautiful, haunting and inspiring, majestic and raw. The Art of Brom is equally diverse. Here are images made iconic through his illustrated novels and his work in film and games.
Many of the book’s images, including those previously published, have been rescanned from the original artwork, and color-corrected by the artist himself, ensuring meticulous reproduction quality. Furthermore, this collection is designed by Brom allowing him the opportunity to arrange his art in a personal manner, with large full-color images and details to show his brush work.
ISBN: 978-1-933865-52-2
By Brom
225 Pages
9 x 12 inches
Hardcover with slipcase
325 color illustrations and 27 photographs
Introduction by Arnie Fenner
Afterword by John Fleskes
The Art of Brom Signed Deluxe Limited Edition in Slipcase.
The book and slipcase is bound in a special material only available on this limited edition to 500 copies. These are the last remaining publisher copies that we will make available to the public.
The Deluxe Edition is only available direct from Flesk Publications and comes with an additional 16 pages of art not found in the Trade Edition. This section is titled "Behind Closed Doors." Brom has included a rare glimpse into his studio, and an in-depth showcase exploring his creative process, including sketches and preliminaries.
This Art of Brom Deluxe Edition is a 225 page, 9x12 inch hardcover art book with slipcase. Exclusive to this edition is a bound in plate reproducing an additional illustration.
The Art of Brom is the largest, most comprehensive retrospective ever published on the work of this extraordinary dark fantasy artist.
Brom has collected together the very best of his art spanning his 30 year career. Many pieces have never before been published. Brom has written an insightful autobiography sharing his artistic journey from his earliest childhood drawings, his frustrations with commercial art, challenges breaking into the industry, to his years working in games and film, and insights into his latest personal works.
Brom’s art is a harmony of extremes: dark and beautiful, haunting and inspiring, majestic and raw. The Art of Brom is equally diverse. Here are images made iconic through his illustrated novels and his work in film and games.
Many of the book’s images, including those previously published, have been rescanned from the original artwork, and color-corrected by the artist himself, ensuring meticulous reproduction quality. Furthermore, this collection is designed by Brom allowing him the opportunity to arrange his art in a personal manner, with large full-color images and details to show his brush work.
ISBN: 978-1-933865-52-2
By Brom
225 Pages
9 x 12 inches
Hardcover with slipcase
325 color illustrations and 27 photographs
Introduction by Arnie Fenner
Afterword by John Fleskes
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