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Dave McKean. Dave McKean (British, b.1963) was born in Taplow, Berkshire, and attended Berkshire College of Art and Design from 1982 to 1986. While he was still in school, McKean started working as an illustrator. In 1986, he met author Neil Gaiman, with whom he has collaborated on many projects since. Their first book, Violent Cases (1987 ...
It was created in 12 days and printed and bound in 20. This expanded and corrected paperback edition also includes a final essay and short story on the weird and culturally hot topic of AI image generation. Paperback edition. 112 pages, colour throughout. 9 x 12 inches. Weight. 200 g. Dimensions. 1 × 23 × 31 cm.
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REGARDING ONLINE MARKETING COMPANIES: Please don’t bother emailing us, we’re fine as we are. If you have any questions concerning your order, please contact our shop email address: signorcaligaro@gmail.com. 108 Drawings. £ 20.00. American Gods – Folio. £ 300.00. An Ape’s Progress. Out of Stock. Apophenia.
15 de abr. de 2015 · Dave McKean’s dreamlike and unsettling imagery has illustrated graphic novels and non-fiction, and underpinned the visual concepts of films and television series. His collaborators over the years include Neil Gaiman, Grant Morrison, Richard Dawkins and John Cale. One often overlooked element of McKean’s acclaimed work is the record cover design he has undertaken across a […]
Dave McKean é um artista britânico renomado, conhecido por sua notável contribuição no mundo das artes visuais, especialmente na indústria de quadrinhos e ilustrações. Nascido em 29 de dezembro de 1963 em Taplow, Inglaterra, McKean é amplamente reconhecido por seu estilo distintivo e inovador, que combina elementos de pintura, colagem, desenho e técnicas digitais.
23 de sept. de 2020 · Cages by Dave McKean. In my late teens, I was lucky enough to discover Cages by Dave McKean. I was already a fan of his work — like many other crazed fans of a certain age, I had fallen in love with his covers for Neil Gaiman’s painfully famous Sandman comic series from DC’s Vertigo imprint — but Cages was something entirely different.
