Frazetta or Boris? - Bilge

M MachTiki Tiki Socialite San Diego, CA Joined: Feb 16, 2004 Posts: 1369	M MachTiki Posted posted on Wed, May 4, 2005 4:33 PM Agreed: Frank Frazetta hands down! I liked the way his paintings had less detail (than Boris'), but said more. The "action" and emotion he created was much more dynamic. The bad guys were scary and the good guys were kicking their ass. I remember having a poster of the black knight with the glowing red eyes on the black stallion. Great painting. Boris' stuff just looked like he paid a couple models to stand still while he painted a picture of them... standing still. Weren't there a couple of brothers that tried to get into the fantasy painting scene as well? Hildebrandt or something like that? [ Edited by: MachTiki on 2005-05-04 16:44 ]

Agreed: Frank Frazetta hands down!

I liked the way his paintings had less detail (than Boris'), but said more. The "action" and emotion he created was much more dynamic. The bad guys were scary and the good guys were kicking their ass. I remember having a poster of the black knight with the glowing red eyes on the black stallion. Great painting.

Boris' stuff just looked like he paid a couple models to stand still while he painted a picture of them... standing still.

Weren't there a couple of brothers that tried to get into the fantasy painting scene as well? Hildebrandt or something like that?

[ Edited by: MachTiki on 2005-05-04 16:44 ]

Post #156742 by MachTiki on Wed, May 4, 2005 4:33 PM