Tag Archives: art
Fan Art Goes “Boink” :-)
By request (sort of) here’s another Calvin and Hobbes mash-up of Tebrey and Hunter, characters from my twin’s novels. This time, the kid and his tiger are re-enacting a scene from chapter seventeen of The Remnant. (Brief explanation for those … Continue reading
Updates: the beginning of March, 2019
Heard from one of our remaining beta readers yesterday morning. It seems that he’s demanding art as a bribe, or else he won’t send his replies to our questions about the manuscript… *wicked laughter* Little does he know that I … Continue reading
Images from the (nonexistent) ‘Illustrated Guide to Characters from Paul. B. Spence’s Sci-Fi Novels.’
Tired of posts about grammar? Yeah, I thought so. I am, too. Would you like a post about art instead? That could be fun… I kinda want to say something about discussing art while we wait for the next … Continue reading
Cover reveal: The Sleeping and the Dead, by Paul B. Spence
Here’s the blurb again, for anyone who missed it before: A Daring Mission into the Heart of Darkness… The war against the horrific Theta entities reaches new heights as the Sentient Concord is forced to fight on multiple … Continue reading
…and soon we will have a new book cover.
A while back, I shared the blurb for Paul’s latest novel, The Sleeping and the Dead. We now have cover art, too: new, original cover art by Jereme Peabody, the same guy who created the art for the previous three … Continue reading
Overwhelming Evidence, or Why it’s a bad idea to argue art history with someone who actually studied it.
This is how it went: Not long ago, I happened to see someone online complaining about how some authors of paranormal fiction have the nerve to describe angelic-type characters as having non-white wings (brightly colored or brown like a bird’s … Continue reading
Of sci-fi and coffee mugs
I have a giant coffee mug (holds about half a gallon — no exaggeration), but it’s plain white, which is sometimes rather boring (and also the color of vanilla ice cream and Moby Dick: a color which I don’t think … Continue reading
