Artist Rob Malone posted some sketches inspired by MINE on his Instagram account back in May. I asked him to send me the final pieces, and he sent them earlier this week.
You can see higher-resolution versions and read more about them here.
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If you’ve created art inspired by Robert McCammon’s work and would like to have it displayed here, you can contact me via email.
Nattasha Davies has created three tarot card images inspired by Swan Song. Click here or on the image to see the individual cards and larger images.
You can see lots more fan-produced artwork in the Fan Artwork gallery.
Artist François Vaillancourt writes, “I just read Swan Song and I was blown away. It inspired me to do this portrait of the Man with a Thousand Faces.”
You can see more of François’s artwork on his website, francois-art.com. Click on the image to see a larger version.
You can find more fan artwork in the Fan Artwork gallery.
Happy New Year!
We’re starting the year off with a fantastic video from Japanese illustrator Kazuki Tamada! His favorite Robert McCammon novel is The Wolf’s Hour, and he sent in this kamisabi, which is a Japanese traditional storytelling style that translates as a “picture-story show.” This video features illustrations and music by Kazuki Tamada that tell the opening chapter of The Wolf’s Hour. It’s a pretty amazing piece of work!
You can view it on YouTube.
You can see more of Kazuki Tamada’s work here, including other great pieces based on The Wolf’s Hour and others.
You can see lots more great artwork contributed by fans in the Fan Artwork gallery.
Artist Александр Павлов (Alexander) from Russia has contributed two illustrations he did based on Mister Slaughter. You can find them and more fan artwork in the Fan Art Gallery.
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Japanese artist and McCammon fan Kazuki Tamada has contributed a new illustration inspired by They Thirst, as well as photos of statues he made depicting Speaks the Nightbird‘s Rachel Howarth and werewolves from The Wolf’s Hour. Click on each image to view more, or see all of Kazuki Tamada’s McCammon-inspired art here.
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Kazuki also created some small statues of Rachel Howarth from Speaks the Nightbird and werewolves from The Wolf’s Hour. Click on the image or click here to view more images of his great statues.
Kazuki Tamada has contributed new illustrations inspired by Gone South and the short story “Something Passed By.” You can see more of Kazuki’s artwork—as well as art from several other McCammon fans—in the Fan Art Gallery.
On April 9, 2015, Robert McCammon visited the campus of Northeast Alabama Community College. The English classes there had read Boy’s Life and were assigned to create various Boy’s Life-inspired projects: dioramas, games, and other displays. Click on the link below to view a gallery of photos of the projects. Thanks to NACC’s Joan Reeves and Joan Tucker for the photos!
Northeast Alabama Community College Boy’s Life projects
Bulletin board greeting
A 3D game inspired by Boy’s Life
Kazuki Tamada has contributed new illustrations inspired by Stinger. You can see more of Kazuki’s artwork—as well as art from several other McCammon fans—in the Fan Art Gallery.
Robert McCammon fan Paul Halucha recently sent me these photos of a custom wooden slipcase he had made for his lettered copy of the Dark Harvest edition of Swan Song. The case was made by Dick Olson of Bookslipcase.com (aka Dolso Cases).
Click on each image to view a larger version. Thanks, Paul!
