Links to other artists, writers and creatives

Other artists that may be of interest to visitors:

http://www.bobeggleton.com: Bob Eggleton may be the greatest living landscape painter, but he's best known for his renderings of dragons and Godzilla, as well as his book covers, magazine covers and his concept work for movies like Jimmy Neutron. If you are looking for privately commissioned work,(which he enjoys immensely) send him some email after checking out his site.
http://www.jarling-arts.com: His site's a bit under construction right now, but Uwe Jarling does both gorgeous fantasy work and some of the most hair-raising horror art work I have ever seen. If you are a European band looking for a cd cover for your heavy-metal music, you need Uwe. You will be amazed (and delighted)at his work.
http://www.black-cat-studios.com: Ron Miller is one of several astro artists that I know, but I think he is the ultimate master of a landscape app called Terragen--he uses it to generate photo-real landscapes of places we haven't been yet. Other planets in the solar system, alien suns and their satellites and other stellar subjects are all lovingly rendered and touched up by hand to give you the "you are there" feeling. He is an engaging speaker, a patient teacher and a clear and concise writer. Oh, and he paints great "babe" pictures as well. He also happens to be one of the keepers of the Chesley Bonestell estate. Go see his site!
http://www.iaaa.org: I realized that there were so many astro artists that I liked, that it made more sense to send you to a central page to check out their sites. Particular favorites of mine are Dave Hardy, Joe Bergeron and Mark Garlick, all more on the "romantic" side of astro painting, with Don Davis as a great photographer as well as a very scientifically accurate painter. Bill Hartmann is not only a talented traditional painter but also a fantastic writer of non-fiction (I haven't read his fiction yet:-)
http://www.digitalspaceart.com/marsvisions: A site of Mars art from IAAA members that Paul Hoffman is putting together--should be ready soon, and very cool.