Matt Taylor Illustration
My name is Matt Taylor, I'm an illustrator and I live by the sea. I like drawing pictures for money, riding my bike, walking on the beach, appreciating comic books and rummaging through thrift stores for old photos. This blog is for works in progress, assorted drawings that don't have a home yet and things which don't quite fit in my folio. Speaking of which, you can see my full blown folio by directing your website towards www.matttaylor.co.uk
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Crash and Burn by Budi Satria Kwan -
‘wish you were here…’ sun soaked California, 1950s style
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Kickstarter: Constellation Quilt
My dear friend Emily has an awesome Kickstarter (so awesome in fact that it met...
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Juan Manuel Fangio, Milan, 1958
Maurice Jarnoux
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Captain America #110 (Marvel Comics - February 1969)
Script: Stan Lee
Illustrators: Jim Steranko (Pencils) & Joe Sinnott (Inks) -
Loved working on this job with one of the best art directors around - Doris Oberneder.
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Teenage Sidekick by Paul Pope. Colors by James Jean.
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I’ve finished painting the Fifth Beatle GN. To see more art and get info and updates on the book and the film check out
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Paul Pope’s BATTLING BOY!
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Superman short by Jeff Smith and Paul Pope in honor of Supe’s 75th Anniversary.
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Two posts in one day? What witchcraft is this?
Well it’s the kind of thing that I hope I’ll be able to do a bit more from now on - but before you delete me from your dash, it wont be happening every day and in fact the only reason it’s happening today is because I got home from work to find a package from the good folk at W.W.Norton with a book inside that I illustrated the cover to about this time last year.
As you’ll be able to see from the photos it is one of the series of PG Wodehouse novels currently being reissued by Norton, each one covered by a different illustrator (some of my favorites including the masterful Tomer Hanuka and Matthew Woodson). You can find it on US shelves or Amazon now and as someone who had never read a Wodehouse until this one I can say it was a pleasant surprise and a very enjoyable read.
More book cover blogging tomorrow (and back to an old faithful…)
