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Art by Ken Meyer Jr.

Posted on January 15, 2019April 11, 2019 by Richard

Art by Ken Meyer Jr.

alone
Alone

 

catedral2
Cathedral
eyeforaneye
Eye for an Eye
father
Father
film_wreck
Film Wreck
ghoststorycropped
Ghost Story
masks
Masks
moore_analog
Moore
fruit
Fruit

10614325_842908762400932_8496938825157196747_nKen Meyer Jr. has worked in/on comics, books, magazines,cds, role playing games and in the fields of military training, corporate training and educational media. He has worked with musician Tori Amos on a tour book and the RAINN benefit calendar. He has done illustrations for The Savannah College of Art and Design, Magic the Gathering, and Bell Helmets, and had a gallery in an issue of Heavy Metal Magazine. He has both a children’s book and a fantasy/horror art book in print, as well as appearing in “The Gathering”, a book with new work by 49 of the
early Magic artists. He also writes a monthly column on the fanzines of the past at comicattack(dot net). He has been nominated for the Eisner award, the “Oscar” of the comic book field.

Ken possesses an MFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Sequential Art as well as a BFA in Illustration, also from SCAD. His work hangs in homes and businesses worldwide. He has lived in 15 states as well as overseas, and now resides in southern California with his wife and two daughters.

He doesn’t sleep much.

 

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