From Publishers Weekly
Two new volumes of illustrations from Sterling include Frank Kelly Freas: As He Sees It, written with Laura Brodian Freas, which encompasses a range of vivid sci-fi, fantasy and portraiture (with signature Freasian backgrounds) by the 10-time Hugo winner and cover artist for the likes of Asimov and Heinlein and Journeyman: The Art of Chris Moore, with text and an interview by Stephen Gallagher, the first collection of the renowned artist's work, including cover illustrations for Dick and Wells novels Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.


Book Description
In the field of hi-tech sci-fi art, Chris Moore is without peer. His paintings have graced novels by such prestigious authors as Asimov, Dick, Bova, and Clarke as well as posters, game cards, and advertising. For the first time, a book is devoted solely to his art, with illuminating text by renowned, best-selling writer Steven Gallagher. “A fine introduction to [Moore’s] career.” —SFRA Review.



About the Author
Chris Moore attended Maidstone College of Art and the Royal College of Art. Working with a small design group, he began producing book and album covers in the 1970s, and then began a solo career as an illustrator specializing in science fiction.

FROM THE PUBLISHER

In the field of hi-tech sci-fi art, Chris Moore is without peer. His paintings have graced novels by such prestigious authors as Isaac Asimov (Nightfall), Philip K. Dick (We Can Remember it for You Wholesale--filmed as Total Recall), Arthur C. Clarke (Childhood's End and The Sentinel), Ben Bova (Kinsman and Millennium), Kim Stanley Robinson (Pacific Edge), and Orson Scott Card (Ender's Game--to mention only a few! He has also had numerous commissions for poster, game cards, and advertising work. For the first time, an entire book is devoted solely to his art, with illuminating text by author Steven Gallagher, himself a renowned, best-selling writer of thrillers. Along with the general introduction, there are three delightfully digressive chapters sprinkled with anecdotes about his life and work--the first heavily biographical, the second concentrating on the preparation process, and the third on execution.

FROM THE CRITICS

Publishers Weekly