I've been a fan of Ian Miller's art since I first saw the cover for Ray Bradbury's anthology, Long After Midnight as a kid. My copy of that anthology had pride of place on my nightstand through my entire adolescence thanks to that cover.
Even if you don't recognize the name, you'll recognize the art. Ian Miller is a British fantasy illustrator with a very dark, very distinctive style. His career has spanned forty years, but he's best known for his contributions to David Day's Tolkien-inspired compendiums and a long run of cover art for some of the biggest names in genre.
When I saw that Ian Miller was releasing a book this year, I took a chance and requested an interview through his publisher, and I'm happy to report that I received his reply this morning.
Even if you don't recognize the name, you'll recognize the art. Ian Miller is a British fantasy illustrator with a very dark, very distinctive style. His career has spanned forty years, but he's best known for his contributions to David Day's Tolkien-inspired compendiums and a long run of cover art for some of the biggest names in genre.
When I saw that Ian Miller was releasing a book this year, I took a chance and requested an interview through his publisher, and I'm happy to report that I received his reply this morning.
