The Art of Fae Nouveau

by Herb Leonhard, Herb Leonhard (Illustrator)

Overview

In this companion piece to his acclaimed series of Art Nouveau inspired coloring books, Fae Nouveau and Faerie Nouveau, the artist, Herb Leonhard shares his own full-color versions of the images, as well as providing photographs, stories and personal commentary detailing their creation.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781506007106
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	01/05/2015
Pages:	88
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.23(d)

About the Author

Herb Leonhard was born in Munich, Germany but grew up in the United States. One of his earliest memories was of a series of German children's books beautifully illustrated by Fritz Baumgarten. This, along with a childhood spent within the pages of comics, inevitably led to a career as an artist with a love of many of the classic illustrators, both traditional and contemporary, including the Pre-Raphaelites, Maxfield Parrish, Alphonse Mucha, N.C. Wyeth, Brian Froud and Roger Dean.

Herb's over 30 year career as a professional illustrator and graphic designer has earned him numerous awards and international acclaim. He remains able to observe the natural world around us with a sense of wonder, and sees every subsequent painting and drawing as a new learning experience.

Herb has illustrated over 30 books, his published illustration works include: "Lyrics" by Tori Amos, "The Runaway Beignet" by Connie Collins Morgan, "A is for Alliguitar: Musical Alphabeasts" by Nancy Raines Day, "I Know a Librarian Who Chewed On a Word" by Laurie Knowlton, "Leonardo's Monster" by Jane Sutcliffe, "A Southern Child's Garden of Verses" and "Southern Mother Goose" by David Davis, "Way Out West On My Little Pony" by Jan Peck, "Saint Patrick and the Three Brave Mice" by Joyce Stengel, a series of classic fairy tales for Steiner Korea and his own stories, "The Faerie Garden Coloring Book", "Fae Nouveau Coloring Book", "Faerie Nouveau Coloring Book" and "Sir Norman & the Dreaming Dragon".

He lives in the American Pacific Northwest with his wife, son, two horses, four cats and a plethora of chickens.

His work can be seen at: www.herbleonhard.com