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Acclaimed illustrator P. Craig Russell explains how he established the mood, characters and settings for the classic graphic novel, Eric: The Dreaming City. The full, feature-length comic art documentary will be released on Blu-ray later this fall—for news and updates, sign up for our FREE newsletter at the bottom of this page!
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This 148-page digital art book includes the following complete stories and songs, scanned directly from P. Craig Russell’s stunning original art:
The Avatar and The Chimera (1978, 16 pages)
Pelléas & Mélisande (1985, 56 pages)
Ariane and Bluebeard (1988, 42 pages)
Two Anxious Songs (Whispers at Night, Beheading) (2013, 2 pages)
Little Nemo in Final Slumberland (2013, 1 page)
Nightride and Sunrise (Two Songs) (2014, 2 pages)
Spring and Autumn (Two Songs) (2014, 2 pages)
Love: Bitter and Sweet (Two Songs) (2015, 2 pages)
The Spectre of the Rose (Two Songs) (2015, 2 pages)
Pendant to the Rose (A Symbolist Fantasy) (2016, 2 pages)
Selected color pages from The Dreaming City (1991, 12 pages)
While appearing to be in black and white, each page has been scanned in color to recreate as closely as possible the experience of viewing the actual originals—including blue pencils, notes, art corrections and more.
Edited by Wayne Alan Harold
Designed by Wayne Alan Harold and P. Craig Russell
Published by Wayne Alan Harold Productions
This 132-page digital art book includes the following complete stories, scanned directly from P. Craig Russell’s stunning original art:
Salome
The Clowns
The Godfather’s Code
Unto this World
Eine Heldentraum
Between Two Worlds
While appearing to be in black & white, each page has been scanned in color to recreate as closely as possible the experience of viewing the actual originals—including blue pencils, notes, art corrections and more.
Edited by Wayne Alan Harold
Designed by Wayne Alan Harold and P. Craig Russell
Published by Wayne Alan Harold Productions
This 148-page digital art book includes the following complete stories, scanned directly from P. Craig Russell’s stunning original art:
The King’s Ankus (28 pages)
Red Dog (32 pages)
The Spring Running (27 pages)
Siegfried and the Dragon (9 pages
La Sonnambula and the City of Sleep (11 pages)
Breakdown on the Starship Remembrance (23 pages)
While appearing to be in black & white, each page has been scanned in color to recreate as closely as possible the experience of viewing the actual original art—including blue pencils, notes, art corrections and more.
Edited by Wayne Alan Harold
Designed by Wayne Alan Harold and P. Craig Russell
Published by Wayne Alan Harold Productions
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