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Ancient Book of Sex and Science Art Show

From the Gallery

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Featuring artists Don Shank, Lou Romano, Nate Wragg and Scott Morse. We're celebrating the launch of their highly anticipated book: The Ancient Book of Sex and Science, a follow up to the ever-popular and sold-out The Ancient Book of Myth and War.
From the imagination of some of the most sophisticated artists in the animation industry, this new volume explores the strange frontiers of both sex and science throughout history. From instruments of innovation and the Atomic Age to analysis of the mind, body, and seduction of the human form.
This exhibition will feature original artwork straight from the book's pages, and is a rare oportunity to catch all four very talented guys in one place.

From Nate Wragg

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This Saturday Night ( May 16th ) from 7pm to 11pm at
Gallery Nucleus we will be having the official Book Launch / Gallery Show for our brand new book "THE ANCIENT BOOK OF SEX AND SCIENCE!" The book will be on sale for $20 a piece, and Scott Morse, Lou Romano, Don Shank, and my self will all be showing brand new artwork in the gallery as well as having some brand new prints availiable too. All artowrk will be for sale, and all four of us will be at the show as well. So if your in the mood for some sexy Sci-Fi art this weekend swing by Gallery Nucleus and check out the show on Saturday Night. Hope to see you all there.

Damn - we already have other plans. :(

Busy. Have a great time!

Interesting, but no thanks.

Damn, I wish we could go.

I wish you guys could go too, Heidi.

The first book is wonderful and I'm looking forward to seeing the second book and all of it's art. We own two Nate Wragg pieces (and Heidi and Tom own another). All of the work for these books are done in that great Pixar style (which makes sens since they are (or were?) all Pixar illustrators). For me, it's akin to owning a non-Disney Mary Blair piece.

Here are the artist bios:

Scott Morse has contributed art direction, designs, and storyboards to a plethora of studios, including Universal,
Hanna Barbera, Cartoon Network, Disney, Nickelodeon, and Pixar. Morse has also authored over ten graphic novels
and comics collections, including SOULWIND, VISITATIONS, VOLCANIC REVOLVER, MAGIC PICKLE, THE
BAREFOOT SERPENT, SOUTHPAW, and NOBLE BOY.

Lou Romano has worked as a designer and illustrator on distinguished projects such as THE POWERPUFF
GIRLS and THE IRON GIANT, in addition to being the production designer of Pixar’s THE INCREDIBLES and art
director of the upcoming Pixar film UP.

Don Shank has animated for television shows, such as REN & STIMPY, DEXTER’S LAB, and SAMURAI JACK. Ad-
ditionally, Shank has provided development work for THE INCREDIBLES and production design for seasons 2-4 of
THE POWERPUFF GIRLS. He is a recipient of an Annie and two Emmys for his work in animation.

Nate Wragg has worked as an illustrator and designer on various productions including RATATOUILLE, Pixar’s short
film YOUR FRIEND THE RAT and the upcoming TOY STORY 3. In addition to working in animation, he illus-
trated the children’s book TOO MANY COOKS for Walt Disney publishing and has exhibited in New York Society of
Illustrators 50th annual showcase.

Here's a piece Nate has in the show:

Inspired by this book - remember this?

Very cool art! Totally swank-a-dellic!

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Originally Posted by Betty (Post 283302)

Very cool art! Totally swank-a-dellic!

The Incredibles art is some of my favorite Pixar work. This work is totally in that vein.

Anything Scott Morse does is fantastic.