Greetings From Earth: The Art of Bob Eggleton

Bob Eggleton has won the Hugo Award for Best Artist several times, as well as the Chesley Award—and this collection of over 100 illustrations proves exactly why he is considered one of today’s most original fantasy and science fiction illustrators. All the paintings are imagined as part of a time capsule sent to aliens, and these fanciful, otherworldly visions include the covers for Daniel Hood’s The Scales of Justice and Larry Niven’s Rainbow Mars. Dynamic commentary by best-selling author Nigel Suckling.

Greetings From Earth: The Art of Bob Eggleton

Bob Eggleton has won the Hugo Award for Best Artist several times, as well as the Chesley Award—and this collection of over 100 illustrations proves exactly why he is considered one of today’s most original fantasy and science fiction illustrators. All the paintings are imagined as part of a time capsule sent to aliens, and these fanciful, otherworldly visions include the covers for Daniel Hood’s The Scales of Justice and Larry Niven’s Rainbow Mars. Dynamic commentary by best-selling author Nigel Suckling.

Alien Horizons: The Fantastic Art of Bob Eggleton

“Bob Eggleton’s illustrations can speak for themselves—eloquently and elegantly.”—Robert Bloch. “A four time Hugo winner, Eggleton makes highly detailed and vibrant artwork for book covers of such prominent authors as Greg Bear, Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke. To complement the more than 100 pages of colorful illustrations, a comprehensive interview between Suckling and Eggleton provides snippets about the painter’s background and techniques.” —Publishers Weekly.

Alien Horizons: The Fantastic Art of Bob Eggleton

“Bob Eggleton’s illustrations can speak for themselves—eloquently and elegantly.”—Robert Bloch. “A four time Hugo winner, Eggleton makes highly detailed and vibrant artwork for book covers of such prominent authors as Greg Bear, Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke. To complement the more than 100 pages of colorful illustrations, a comprehensive interview between Suckling and Eggleton provides snippets about the painter’s background and techniques.” —Publishers Weekly.