But buy one because it's GREAT!
THE CRYPTOPEDIA: A Dictionary of the Weird, Strange, and Downright Bizarre
by Bram Stoker Award winner Jonathan Maberry and David F. Kramer
Citadel Press, $16.95 / 320 pages / ISBN-13: 978-0806528199
At the edge of the known world, demons, monsters, and baffling phenomena abound. To help you navigate this mystery-shrouded realm where the supernatural mingles with the paranormal, fright-guides Jonathan Maberry and David Kramer present their indispensable follow-up to Vampire Universe. Witty and comprehensive, The Cryptopedia divides the otherworldly into chapters that explain the inexplicable, from angels to poltergeists to UFOs and more. Leaving no Philosopher's Stone unturned, the authors decode occult symbols, demystify the art of fortune telling, and discuss the myriad strange and bizarre forces at work in the universe. Illustrated throughout, this is an invaluable guide to the Larger World. Don't leave this plane of existence without it!
Available everywhere books are sold
Author website: www.jonathanmaberry.com
MySpace: www.myspace.com/cryptopedia
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
Can't Beat the Drums...
I am a terrible Blogger, I realize that...
Native American Drum-making Master Paul Feuse (a.k.a Buffalo Wolf) , and I are collaborating on an ongoing series of ceremonial drums that will be available to the public. Paul was taught the skill of drum-making by his Grandfather, many years ago, in the authentic Traditional Native way. He skins his own hides using all-natural eco-friendly methods & substances (I loathe to even call them "chemicals"), honoring the Old Ways for a time-honored quality that is almost unique in todays "mass produced" world.
Paul puts much of his Spirit into the things he makes, and up until recently, made drums other items exclusively as gifts or for special Ceremonial Occasions.
He says he has seen that I put such Spirit into my artwork, and has chosen me to paint images on his drums, and I consider myself honored.
3 have been completed so far, pictures will be posted as soon as available.
Native American Drum-making Master Paul Feuse (a.k.a Buffalo Wolf) , and I are collaborating on an ongoing series of ceremonial drums that will be available to the public. Paul was taught the skill of drum-making by his Grandfather, many years ago, in the authentic Traditional Native way. He skins his own hides using all-natural eco-friendly methods & substances (I loathe to even call them "chemicals"), honoring the Old Ways for a time-honored quality that is almost unique in todays "mass produced" world.
Paul puts much of his Spirit into the things he makes, and up until recently, made drums other items exclusively as gifts or for special Ceremonial Occasions.
He says he has seen that I put such Spirit into my artwork, and has chosen me to paint images on his drums, and I consider myself honored.
3 have been completed so far, pictures will be posted as soon as available.
Thursday, June 7, 2007
What I've been up to....
Eye Currumba! Things have been busy, and I'm a happy guy...
I have an illustration that will appear in Apex Digest #10 for the story by Lavie Tidhar, I've been told it's some of my best work yet. Must have been inspired because the story was so darn good! Check it out yourself and be the judge...
I have been selected to illustrate the third installment of Geoffrey Girard's "Cain XP11" serial. Which will appear in Apex Digest #11. If you have not been reading this, you really should...
I just recently finished a sign-painting job for Jewelry by Victoria (owner Victoria Flaherty), an amazing handmade jewelry shop in Ogunquit Maine.
There is indeed more, but they involve bears, animals hides and the beating of drums... it's coming....
I have an illustration that will appear in Apex Digest #10 for the story by Lavie Tidhar, I've been told it's some of my best work yet. Must have been inspired because the story was so darn good! Check it out yourself and be the judge...
I have been selected to illustrate the third installment of Geoffrey Girard's "Cain XP11" serial. Which will appear in Apex Digest #11. If you have not been reading this, you really should...
I just recently finished a sign-painting job for Jewelry by Victoria (owner Victoria Flaherty), an amazing handmade jewelry shop in Ogunquit Maine.
There is indeed more, but they involve bears, animals hides and the beating of drums... it's coming....
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
The newst thing I am excited about...
I just in the mail recieved (is that even english??) my 3D portrait of Hal(C)low(N)een by Chad Savage recently made available from Haunted Portraits. IT'S WAY COOL!!! I can't wait to hang it in my office, which will have to wait until after The Children have seen it. Daughter #1 I expect to love it, Daughter #2 is a toss up. She hates clowns, but loves EVIL clowns (go figure, she's my kid), but this is 3D, so it may freak her out regardless. We shall see...
Another exciting aspect: It's from a limited edition of 250, so each one is numbered. I mention this because I got number 13... to my mind, almost as cool as the picture itself... and that's no small amount of cool....
Another exciting aspect: It's from a limited edition of 250, so each one is numbered. I mention this because I got number 13... to my mind, almost as cool as the picture itself... and that's no small amount of cool....
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Vampire Universe Review...
A great review of Vampire Universe by Jonathan Mayberry. A piece of the art I contributed to that book was even used in the review...
http://zomboscloset.typepad.com/zombos_closet_of_horror_b/2007/03/vampire_univers.html#more
http://zomboscloset.typepad.com/zombos_closet_of_horror_b/2007/03/vampire_univers.html#more
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Apex Goes Digital!
Apex Digest is now available in downloadable form from Fictionwise.com
For people who want their APEX NOW!!
http://www.fictionwise.com/eBooks/eBook44760.htm
For people who want their APEX NOW!!
(or if they don't carry it in your area...)
http://www.fictionwise.com/eBooks/eBook44760.htm
Monday, March 5, 2007
New Apex Assignment...
I just recieved a new assignment from Apex Digest Editor & Art Director Deb Tabor. I'll be illustrating the Lavie Tidhar story "Daydreams" which will be printed in Apex Issue #10. The image will be available for viewing... as soon as it's done. I haven't even read the story yet, I JUST recieved it.
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