Project: Superior

[Jayel]

To all Scott Campbell fans out there,

check out "Project: Superior". It's totally worth it. Especially if you appreciate good art.

[Jake]

Link?

[Jayel]

http://adhousebooks.com/adhousebooks/books.html

Hmmm... this is the best link I can find. You'll have to scroll down to read the description of the book.

I should probably mention that it's a collection of works by many illustrators, not just Scott Campbell

[Jake]

Ah ok I looked it up on Amazon. Sounds cool, thanks very much!

[baconian]

Also in that book is Tim Biskup. Looks like a good buy. I'd love to see Tim Biskup's style in a DF game. I suppose it's not that far off psychonauts', but typing this sentence just reminded me of something that I meant to try ages ago; programming a cubist 3D game engine, where a number of different perspectives can coexist simultaneously on screen. Have to give that a shot.

[Simon]

I read Project: Superior quite recently, really liked it. I even blogged it. Scott Campbell's piece is definitely one of the highlights. Also Graham Annable, who a lot of us have come across. does a lovely story called 'Captain Insomniac'. I think I got it on the basis of those two, but it's a good anthology all-round, so there were a few nice surprises. Tim Biskup was one, yep. Also Martin Cendreda (I think his is the first thing in the book).

[Roderick]

Didn't Scott Campbell also do a TPB called Blue Moon? I loved the artwork but I had NO idea what the hell it was about. So it meant about err, nothing for me. It's great if you look at it as just a neat artbook though. Great anatomy, poses.

[Dingo Chavez]

Nice, I'll definitely look for it.