Frank Frazetta

Feb 14, 2018 10:23 AM

Bizzledizzle007

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Boop tax (sloorp tax) (mush tax)

Front page edit: Whaamy! Time to treat myself.

I shall one day repost this and title it "Masterful Art.. and dog"

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Heavy metal

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Dude certainly has a type

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Look at the muscularity!

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Did all the covers for Molly Hatchet

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fuck yeah!

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Everything is so curvy!

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I love frank

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Wait, didn't this guy do the loading screens for Fallout?

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holy fuck that's the first thing that came to my mind when I looked at these!

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Appalled saber-tooth is appalled.

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#1 "I've lost SO much weight, but there was some loose skin, so I just painted it"

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He sure does love booty

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Did this guy do the Manowar cover art?

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I believe Ken Kelly did the Manowar covers.

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Right on. Epic cover art for the ages.

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#10 Wolfmother Woohoo!

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if I ever get married, I want to commission a wedding painting similar to #2

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Frazetta had a habit of revising paintings. Originally a cover for National Lampoon. The girl was clothed and the man wore a pith helmut.

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He seemed to like his women thicc

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That’s a lot of nude women in peril.

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A lot of nude women, quite a few are not in peril in his work but most wear very little :P

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He must have loved the Princess of Mars stuff. Bary any clothes in that.

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#6 when you're a super macho badass gunman but you still can't convince a 14 year old to get in the FUCKING MECHA

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umm what?

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every time this is linked i have to check and see if its the dead pixel one or not.

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There’s a dead pixel one?

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yeah when hes done moving there is a dead pixel right where hes looking between his eyes.

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I've seen #12 dozens of times, but not until now did I realize that demon dude's horns would seriously get in the way of his own attack.

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Heavy Metal

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It's like a wonky version of Boris Vallejo.

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I prefer frazetta.

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Where do you think Boris got all his chops from?

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Up until a minute ago, I never thought about Vallejo's chops.

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That's some high resolution Frazetta art, thanks!

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Was #6 part of a book cover art? What book?

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His museum is in my hometown, shame what his son did.

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Maybe... but the other kids wanted to sell off his stuff.

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I love his art because there's this celebration of the human form, not just with muscles and boobs but in love handles and folds in movement

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I think I just realized why I have the type I do: all those Burroughs novels I read as a kid.

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Are you hugely muscular?

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If there's one thing Frank Frazetta loves, it's the human form. His art revels in it, male and female both.

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There was dynamism ( had to check that was a word.yay!) In all of them. It's what made the Conan books so eye catching. The staid poses, or-

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or visuals never given in other books, never had the same pulling power as a lot of the Conan books, that depicted some scene ripped from-

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The pages and made visceral and breathing and powerful.

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Though. Tbh. All the men are shredded, not a lot of love handles on those guys.

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Not just the men, the women have very toned leg muscles. Esp #2

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I think though that's more to illustrate that the women are nobility. The men are shredded because they're out slaying dragons n shit.

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And huge breasts.

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Mmmm pulp novel artwork

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That’s a ‘Sloorp Tax’.

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King of van art

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i was gonna say when I get a van i'm having something like this painted on it

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#4 is his artwork for Battlefield Earth. Amazing book.

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Oh hey its a Scientologist.

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you can like someone's writing and still think they're batshit crazy. Scientology is a joke

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Found Leah Remini's account.

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Found Travolta's account.

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the movie sucked ass, book was great

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Found David Miscavige's account.

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My Art professor asked me to do a report on a contemporary artist. I chose Frank Frazetta. She got angry and said he was an illustrator...

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sounds like she was looking for a way to give you an F because "mah feminism!"

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Nah Vagehna!

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Youre not going to like this but in art school he is called an Illustrator. Why you couldn't write a paper on him though doesnt make sense

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you had a shit art teacher. At GCSE I convinced my teacher that i could do a artist essay on a guy that edits KSP screenshots on the forum

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please tell me you used Adobe Illustrator in class

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More for graphic design.

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So were the Renaissance masters. They did illustration work on commission from the Church all the damned time.

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He's also influenced the percepts and aesthetics of a larger swath of western culture than a lot of current gallery artists.

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Personal hero/inspiration for my stuff...

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Femi ?

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I went to college by his costume shop, met the man, incredibly down to earth guy. Saw the fucking amazing bar in his apt upstairs! 1/2

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Was sad that 2 months later he moved and gave the business to the kids. I wish iwas sober enough at the timeto remember his personal stories

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As a newish art student (2 years in), I consider the term 'illustrator' to be a compliment, like 'craftsman'. 1/2

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Illustration is a big part of how classical education survived the Dark Age of Modernism. 2/2

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Frazetta was the pioneer of the thick 80's girl. Love that they have bellies that look like they could have organs. Art history right there.

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Reading his Conan work, as a kid, set the tone for what I consider the ideal female shape. The Maxx' Julie was a great homage to Frank.

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It's crazy that I know exactly what you mean. The Leopard Queen!

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If you were a '90s kid, that kept the TV tuned to MTV 24/7, you know! Liquid Television, Aeon Flux, The Maxx... Good times

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I would have apologized and drawn the most detailed art degree I could with her name on it and changed artist to illustrator

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too fukken savage. damn boi

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What an idiot. He has probably had as much influence as a Warhol, Koons, or a Haring on pop culture.

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Yeah his stuff is painted on the side of way more vans than theirs

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I think Warhol is a stretch as a comparison

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I disagree. Frazetta was painting in the 40/50's think about all of the archetypes he created to inspire modern day heroes and style.

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I also wasnt trying to undermine andy, but simply empathise the immense presence and influence that this "fantasty illustrator" had.

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The teacher is mad because he made a practical living with his art degree without teaching.

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*No hate on more traditional artists, but there is a lot you can do with your degree.

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Honestly. Comics have more influence than they. Disney is almost a culture of its own. Not to mention anime.

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One might argue a loop. They get influence by current culture. Make their masterpieces. Which get studied and influence the next generation

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of pop culture makers. One can be a master, but unheard, unseen, might as much not have existed.

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She's just mad because the girls are thicc

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#2 with that fanny pack belly... Mm!

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Agreed! Girls who want super flat bellies are missing the point!

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I would dare to say that your professor showed narrow mindness and elitism.

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It's not art though, it's a cartoon.

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If crumpled up papers and paint thrown at a canvas are considered art then why can't this display of actual skill be?

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Shallowness and pedanticism

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An art professor who's narrow-minded and elitist? NEVER.

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Remove “art” and I think that’s accurate

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I work at a college, exclusively with faculty, most aren't like that. The art profs though do have a higher % of it though.

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No. Because it would be "an professor", and that's wrong.

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Maybe in you’re a elitist and narrow minded English professor.

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Thanks for the chuckle friend.

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just further evidence that art can’t be taught in an academic perspective. sure the fundamentals could be useful but human bias ruins it

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Just described my bachelor's of fine arts. I just wanna draw dragons dammit! Not smear my semen and blood on an orange!

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My mom is an art professor and she just laughs at all the talentless fools spending high 6 figures for something that really can't be taught

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Maybe 1% are or will be interesting artists. It's like paying to learn how to be a rockstar. You is or you ain't.

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It’s like how you really can’t teach someone perspective. Principles are one thing but it really has to just click in the brain

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You can be taught history, and appreciation. All of those things lead to better execution of talent. And success isn’t easily defined.

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art skills can certainly be taught, but famous artists arn't famous because they're simply the best, same as rockstars.

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Your not wrong but in some areas i feel you can be thaught ive had friends who drew like shit improving alot in like 2-3 years , so i 1/?

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Sure, but she teaches at a master level. Most will just end up in Museum administration or Starbucks.

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Think you can learn technical objective stuff. But yeah if you're not very creative that will lead nowhere , i had a colleague with years 2/

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Is an illustrator not an artist?

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it's like rockstar to musician

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As an illustrator who has made art for 18 years, I'd say yes but I'm biased.

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More than that. An illustrator is a professional artist who makes a living with their art. Not many self-proclaimed artists can say that.

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Well, no wonder they're bitter.

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Yes. They are.

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They are but their images are usually made for commercial products and contain some narrative in its visuals...(1)

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There's a purpose to an illustrators image other than itself. It exists to tell a story or sell something. Frazetta included. It is art tho2

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Being familiar with many of the stories Frazetta's work was used for, I can say that very little of his work illustrated anything.

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Look at the Molly Hatchet album cover. Doesn't really say anything about the music, but its selling it because it looks cool.

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I am classified as an illustrator because I do all promotional work and posters, covers and panel art for my own original comic book. It 1/2

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Can definitely blur the lines on illustration VS art, but I also think even if purely commercial, illustration is an art form as well. 2/2

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I said illustrators are artist. But Illustration is not Fine Art. A sedan and a convertible are both cars, but they're also different.

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They are. Tends to be a bit of elitism by some fine artists that illustrators are not. My brother (an illustrator) deals with it often.

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It's the same dynamic that puts Genre authors at the bottom of the author totem pole.

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I feel like illustrators often show a lot more talent and create much more compelling art than most "fine artists"

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I agree. I tend to enjoy more illustrator based stuff than fine art. Illuxcon is an awesome event to attend if your'e ever in PA in the fall

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So ... is it just because he painted pictures of people instead of ... weird splashes of paint or something?

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I think it's because illustrators can actually get jobs

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Follow up: One thing I do know of, the fine artists will discredit the brother because he's primarily digital, as the field tends to be. 1/2

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2/2 Even had a fine artists prof once say to him (when he applied for a teaching job), "How do I know you can draw?". As if Photoshop 2/3

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No clue to be honest. I've met dickhead elitist illustrators as well at conventions with the brother. There's just always elitist dickheads.

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Well, you're not wrong about that!

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