jrlallo

A few hours ago I was thinking about books and artwork, on a lark I wrote a quick Facebook post asking if anyone had any requests or ideas for book art. I got a few, most of which I hadn't considered. A lot of them are ideas best left to people who have read the books, so I had an idea. Let's call it a "Fan Art Bounty." Below you'll find a list of suggestions people made. If you're an artist and you'd like to give one of these ideas a try, comment or message me and we can discuss a commission. If you know an artist who specializes in this sort of thing, let me know and I'll reach out. And you'd just like to draw one of these things and send t

It's time for one of my very rare journal updates. Today my latest novel, The Rise of the Red Shadow, releases in all major ebookstores. I've had a lot of great artwork done for it already, and I'm anxious to see what fans will come up with in the days and weeks ahead. Below are some official and unofficial pieces of art for the story: You fan find The Rise of the Red Shadow official announcement on my webpage, and if you're a fan of fantasy in general or The Book of Deacon in particular, I hope you'll give it a try.

Hello, DA watchers. I don't usually do journal entries here, but since what I've got to say right now is almost entirely art related, this seemed like a good place to mention it as well. In response to a recent comment on the Facebook fan page, I've been looking into the feasibility of having a poster for the Book of Deacon series made. For things of this nature, I typically favor Print On Demand. It is more expensive, but since I don't really have room for inventory or time for shipping, it is the best match for me. The issue is that for a full size, full color poster on good paper, POD costs dozens of times what an offset printing costs. S