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The Hard Art of Simon Bisley

By leocorrea | February 17, 2010

I met Bisley’s work for years. If you would have to define their art in two words say, ‘toughness and sensuality. ” With a line so definite that seems cut your face, Bisley has sought and found his own style and has earned a respectable place among the international comic artists.

Simon Bisley (born March 4, 1962) is a respected British artist of the comic strip. It is known for his work in 1990, ABC Warriors, Lobo and Sláine. For its work using acrylics and inks. Contrary to what you may think you do not use airbrush.

His work is sometimes dark and violent, filled with monsters, creatures and muscular men. In his work, women are athletic, with big breasts and are loaded with thrilling sensuality. His style reveals the influence of masters such as Frank Frazetta and Bill Sienkiewicz.

Simon Bisley Gallery

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