First time visitor and am loving your art. My immediate reaction was "This stuff kind of reminds me of my favorite segment from MTV's old Liquid Television... Invisible Hands!" ;)
Whoa, I have a Hypnotic Tales book that I still show to my illo students at MECA, it remains fresh always. I left SF in 92 so we never met, but I've been your fan forever.
Richard Sala grew up with a fascination for musty old museums, dusty old libraries, cluttered antique shops, narrow alleyways, hidden truths, double meanings, sinister secrets and spooky old houses. He has written and drawn a number of unusual graphic novels and has provided illustrations for a variety of clients all over the world.
His books include THE HIDDEN, DELPHINE, CAT BURGLAR BLACK, THE BLOODY CARDINAL, VIOLENT GIRLS, VIOLENZIA and Other Deadly Amusements, IN A GLASS GROTESQUELY, PECULIA, MAD NIGHT, THE CHUCKLING WHATSIT, THE GRAVE ROBBER'S DAUGHTER, HYPNOTIC TALES and several more.
If you have questions of any kind feel free to send an email to: rsala3130@att.net
PLEASE NOTE: This is a blog where I just share images and things I like. I've transferred most of these over from years of posts on Facebook where I also wrote a little bit about each post. I hope to find time to add those descriptions later on, but for now I'm just posting images. To see my art you can look for me on Instagram or Twitter or Facebook or my other blog HERE LIES RICHARD SALA or my tumbler:
http://richardsala.tumblr.com
I'm leaving up these pages all day. Beautiful and inspiring.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great little sequence!
ReplyDeleteI love this book.
First time visitor and am loving your art. My immediate reaction was "This stuff kind of reminds me of my favorite segment from MTV's old Liquid Television... Invisible Hands!" ;)
ReplyDeleteamazing! (damn holidays - sometimes)
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone!
ReplyDeleteWhoa, I have a Hypnotic Tales book that I still show to my illo students at MECA, it remains fresh always. I left SF in 92 so we never met, but I've been your fan forever.
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