The detailed illustrations of Ian Miller
Whether good or bad, there are a few artists who I can credit with keeping me on the art path. Ian Miller is one of those.
From impossibly detailed pen drawings to contributions for movies like Wizards, Ant Bully, and Cool World, Miller continues to create and win awards. I’m looking forward to seeing what the future will bring. Sadly, he is re-vamping his site, there was a lot of work on his old site. Hopefully the new one will be just as magical.
Tagged: Ant Bully, Bill Carman, Ian Miller art, Wizards
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Eline said | 13 October, 2011
Take a look at this marvellous animation
http://vimeo.com/28426178
An animation collaboration between Stijn Windig and Ian Miller, with music by John Farah.
Voice talent by Ian Champion.
Jacob is not sure if what he sees is real.
The doctor is looking to cure Jacob.
The thing is, Jacob quite likes what he sees…