http://www.ghoulfriday.com/category/blog_freetagging/alex_mcvey The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en http://www.ghoulfriday.com/alex_mcvey <p><img src="http://ghoulfriday.com/files/ghoulfm/blogs/2009/April_May/mcveytrolley.jpg" alt="Alex McVey Trolley No. 1852" style="margin:10px; float:right" /><br/>How I would describe <a href="http://www.alexmcvey.com/" title="www.alexmcvey.com" target="_blank">Alex McVey</a>: fine artist, talented, dark, and elusive.</p> <p>Why elusive? There is very little information to be gleaned on the Internet when it comes to this illustrator from Texas. Sure, he's famous and many a horror fan starts salivating just at the mention of his name, but the <em>details</em> of the man are hard to track down.</p> <p>I did find out he has been illustrating since 2004.</p> <p>His work has been featured on everything from comics, to album covers, to high-end limited edition books.</p> <p>On his extensive list of clients, you'll see the names of people such as Stephen King and Edward Lee (you can see McVey's cover art for Lee's <strong>"Trolley No. 1852"</strong> pictured right). </p> <p>And most importantly, he likes banana shakes (ok, I made that part up. But I felt the post needed more insider information).</p> <p><a href="http://www.ghoulfriday.com/alex_mcvey">read more</a></p> http://www.ghoulfriday.com/alex_mcvey#comments Alex McVey Art Thu, 02 Apr 2009 07:29:41 -0700 Ghoul Friday 797 at http://www.ghoulfriday.com