Back in 2006 when I did the advance cover for the French
Marquis and the Midwife for
Les Humanoïdes Associés, they had the image fully colored. I wanted this to be the "white" cover to set it off from the other French Marquis tomes (Danse Macabre was the black cover and Intermezzo was the red one)~ and the colorist did a wonderful job of giving it a hazy winter feel too.
Unfortunately, I don't remember who the colorist was on this and Humanoides couldn't find their contact info either~ so if the colorist happens to find this blog, email me so we can give credit where credit is due and get you back in contact with Humanoides.
UPDATE: Thanks to FHNavarro for figuring out that the colorist is the talented, Javier Montes!
this would make a really nice poster (35x50cm)
ReplyDeleteMy God this a real smasher ! And I agree with the poster thing, that would be awesome !
ReplyDeleteAgree with the above two...this needs to be a print! C'mon Guy, we want to give you our money...help us out! How bout a print from each like the covers...one black, red, and white!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Lets see a portfolio!
ReplyDeleteMay be the colorist of The Marquis the spanish artist Javier Montes?
ReplyDeletehttp://javimontess.googlepages.com/
Un saludo
Houu! I love this one! Encore, encore!
ReplyDeleteI second (or third) the call for a poster of this image. It is one of my favorite compositions as the crush of demonic cavaliers seems entirely overwhelming, but well within The Marquis' abilities to dispatch.
ReplyDeleteAnd I just saw that you've tackled Solomon Kane too. I will be placing my order for that TPB before the day is out.
Thanks everyone! Glad you liked the cover image~ I'll look into doing prints again. I offered the covers to the first 2 French volumes as prints on my website in the past.
ReplyDeleteThanks FH~ you might be right, it looks like his style!
Thanks KingUnicorn~ the Solomon Kane short is will be free online through Dark Horse Presents MySpace and then collected into tpb later.
Thanks FHNavarro! Got in contact with Javier and you were right it was him who colored the image!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Guy.
ReplyDeleteUn saludo