Showing posts with label Camilla d'Errico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camilla d'Errico. Show all posts

Monday, January 27, 2014

Moonlight Art Magazine #2 (free download)

http://www.mediafire.com/download/4x9g65txrgpzv71/Moonlight+Art+Magazine+%232.pdf




Read interviews with career artists Camilla d'Errico, Dame Darcy, Joshua Petker, and J.H. Williams III. It will also include the comic book story, Negative by Christopher Moonlight, an article about the "value" of art, and updates on CMP's indie productions, like My Little Zombie & Girl In The Window.


Contains depictions of artistic nudity. Reader discretion is advised. 
 
Special thanks to Rich Goddard, who I forgot to thank in this issue. (sorry dude) I couldn't have done this without his help.


Saturday, January 18, 2014

Moonlight Art Magazine #2 Preview!!!

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you our first block of preview images from Moonlight Art Magazine #2, which should be available for FREE download, in the next week to week and a half. Click the images for the larger versions, and if you really love what we're doing, and want to help us continue to do it, please scroll down to the bottom of this post, to find out how.

First of all, I'm very excited to present the cover of Moonlight Art Magazine #2, titled Demise of Venus:

http://www.redbubble.com/people/chrismoonlight/works/11304236-demise-of-venus?c=192300-prints

Next up, an image from the fully painted/photographed/sculpted comic book story Negative:

...and if you've always wanted to see how someone might work to push the boundaries of their comic book art, then you need to watch this video:

We also have the now legendary artist J.H. Williams III who has worked with the likes of Alan Moore and Neil Gaiman, pushed the boundaries of design in comics, and opened the door for lesbian relationships in comic book storytelling. 


Graffiti artist turned gallery artists and Michelangelo enthusiast, Joshua Petker:


Artist, writer, musician, film maker, and feminine guru, Dame Darcy:

...and Manga and Gallery phenom Camilla d'Errico:


On a final note, producing Moonlight Art Magazine over the years has not always been easy. My wife and I work very hard to raise our family, and make ends meet, while fighting the good fight, for enlightenment through art. If you believe in what we do, understand the true values of the world changes that art can make, and feel that they are important, then please help us to continue, by clicking the link below. If it is not in your power to contribute, then we will be grateful if it is within your power to pass it on to someone who shares our passion, and can.
Thank you.
Christopher "Moonlight" Cooksey

Saturday, November 30, 2013

Moonlight Art Magazine #2 (Coming Soon)

Below is a little peek at just what kind of work goes into creating Moonlight Art Magazine, and why each issue take so much time. This is a speed sculpt of a Cthulhu creature for the first installment of my comic book story, Negative, which will be featured in issue #2. Yes, it's a very typical Cthulhu design, but Cthulhu is just  so Cthool! What? It's my magazine and it's gonna be free to download, so don't complain.
Download issue #1 for free by CLICKING HERE.

Also, coming to Moonlight Art Magazine #2 will be such artist as:



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Coming in December!
Negative & Moonlight Art Magazine are copyright Christopher "Moonlight" Cooksey


Saturday, June 15, 2013

Moonlight Art Magazine #1: Out July 1st

Yes, it's almost time. We're putting the finishing touches on Moonlight Art Magazine reboot #1. We've got one more interview to wrap up, and the last pages of The Temp (written by Frank Kane and Illustrated by Christopher Moonlight) need to be finalized, so while you wait to download it for free, here some some videos of our best artist interviews, from days gone by. 

Enjoy.

Alex Ross Art's Sal Abbinanti Interview at Comic Con 2009

Geza X Interview
 

Camilla d'Errico's Interview for Moonlight Art Magazine CCI 2009

A Night At The Hive Gallery