Steven Stahlberg
Steven Stahlberg sets himself apart from other fanboy fantasy artists by being able to actually convey mood rather powerfully. Yes, many of his Photoshop paintings feature scantily clad cyborg women and nubile nymphs battling dragons, but at his best, he’s almost a post-apocalyptic Norman Rockwell.
Tagged: anboy fantasy artist, fantasy art, Norman Rockwell, Photoshop paintings
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Gary said | 17 March, 2008
Utterly beautiful. I’m shocked that his Photoshop paintings look like they were actually painted manually by hand.
Fantastic!