EB Forum

Looking forward to what he's got in store.

His next piece via Black Dragon Press:
"We're very proud to introduce the first Black Dragon Press limited edition print from the very talented Nicolas Delort.
This is a fully licensed alternative movie poster for Werner Herzog’s haunting epic, “Nosferatu The Vampyre”.





http://blackdragonpress.co.uk/

Wow the titles on this are fantastic!

Awesome depth and shadowing. Dude's good.

Love his work.

Fantastic print.

I first came across Nicolas in January last year when he had a print in a small Mobius themed exhibition done by Floating World comics (originally I looked into that as they had a great illustration from Killian Eng in it) and that led me to look into his stuff and I saw the great illustrations he had done for the Neil Gaiman book American Gods - a really talented and very nice guy.

fitz wrote:Fantastic print.

I first came across Nicolas in January last year when he had a print in a small Mobius themed exhibition done by Floating World comics (originally I looked into that as they had a great illustration from Killian Eng in it) and that led me to look into his stuff and I saw the great illustrations he had done for the Neil Gaiman book American Gods - a really talented and very nice guy.

Agreed, best Nosferatu print I've seen so far. I love the B&W, and the detail. I think this guy is just as talented as Ansin, Durieux, and Horkey.

Super nice guy too.

I got into his stuff around the same time as you Fitz, with this image:


Here are some other shots:





Can't wait for him to some more stuff. I would really love an art print version of his WTWTA.

Very nice stuff. Thanks for sharing. Keen to see more from him. Hopefully more Herzog related prints.

I've been ISO mobius for a bit. Hard to find them.

milligan wrote:I've been ISO mobius for a bit. Hard to find them.

Contact the artist directly. He sells most of his own work that way it seems.

That Nosferatu is great

That Eowyn piece is one of my favorite pieces of the past, like, 2 years.

I put these up in another thread, but they belong here too. This screenprint is outstanding in person; The French Paper Club did an amazing job with it. It's "A Woman's Courage," 18"x24", edition of 35.

That is beautiful.

Really love his style. Excited to add more than just this piece to my collection in the future:

Awesome.