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Book of Days: Volume I
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May Days
 
1 Brian Froud
2 Transylvanian Desserts
3 Alex Proyas' Dark City
4 Edwardian Macabre: The Stories of Saki
5 The Blood Countess, Erzsabet Bathory
6 Sleepy Hollow: a legend you can visit!
7 H.P. Lovecraft's 'Dagon'
8 The Legacy of Creepy Magazine
9 The Evolving Horror of 'The Thing'
10 The Black Dahlia
11 'Prohibited:' The Erotic Art of Luis Royo
12 Christa Faust's Control Freak
13 Topping From Below by Laura Reese
14 The Fourth Tower of Inverness
15 Chad Michael Ward's BLACK RUST
16 Farinelli, il Castrato
17 The Master of All Desires
18 The Art of D.W. Frydendall
19 Audition: The Cinema of Takashi Miike
20 Halo: The Effect of the Killer App
21 Clive Barker's Tortured Souls
22 The Gothic Cathedral Organ
23 Nunsploitation: Sinful Sisters
24 The Art of Franz Von Stuck
25 The Jacket
26 Buckle Magazine: strap it on
27 The Art of Crab Scrambley
28 The Art of Gris Grimly
29 The Mediaeval Baebes
30 The Halfway House
31 Macabre Mealtime Recipes
 
 
May 1 , 2006
 
Good Faeries, Bad Faeries ~ The Art of Brian Froud

Brian Froud was born in 1947 in Winchester, England and graduated from Maidstone College of Art with honors and a degree in Graphic Design in 1971.

In 1978 Brian Froud and his friend Alan Lee put together an ensemble of drawings and paintings which the world adored: FAERIES.t.

Brian Froud's art caught the eyes of many, including Jim Henson. In 1978, Henson hired Froud to help create a unique otherworld, known as THE WORLD OF THE DARK CRYSTAL. The film "The Dark Crystal" was the result.

In Henson's film 'Labyrinth,' Brian Froud lent his unique style as Conceptual Designer.

Froud collaborated with the screenwriter of 'Labyrinth,' Terry Jones. to create several books including LADY COTTINGTON'S PRESSED FAIRY BOOK, based on a wickedly funny and demented concept.

In 1998,Froud published a sequel to FAERIES. The book, titled GOOD FAERIES/BAD FAERIES, is another masterful collection of visions dark and bright..

 
The Art of Brian Froud
Above: Visions of Brian Froud's world of faeries
Froud's unique style (utilizing acrylics, colored pencil, pastels and ink), has created some of the most well known fantasy images of the Twenty-first Century. Froud continues to create visual, spiritual and poetic tales that will last many years to come
 
 
Enter the fantasy worlds of Brian Froud
           
 
 
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