Eytan Wronker
Fantasy Children's Book & Cartoon Illustration

Links

Over the years, besides my Robocosm fantasy art, I have also been from time to time done drawings and paintings inspired by the small Village of Irvington where I live. You can see most of these at my Irvington Artwork website. If you want to see it without ads you have to use a pop-up ad blocker so hopefully if you don't have one the ads are not too obtrusive. On this page is a painting I did of the Historic Burnham building in Irvington, which houses the Irvington Public Library.

Here's the same painting at the "Library Thing" website:

http://www.librarything.com/venue/9906/Irvington-Public-Library

And here it is in Dutch!

http://www.librarything.nl/venue/9906/Irvington-Public-Library

You may have noticed that my RoboCosm illustrations have a "collage-like" quality where several elements are combined into one piece. Before I began work on RoboCosm I made a whole bunch of collages in the 1980's and 90's using mainly graphics from comic books and magazines. I've had them in storage for a while and now I've decided to put them on a website. You can see them at http://eytanwronker.tripod.com/.

Once in a while I find that people have thrown my RoboCosm artwork up on their blogs and I appreciate their support. If you try these links and find they're not live anymore please let me know and I'll remove them from my site.

Here's one from Indonesia (I think!): http://gitosabata.blogspot.com/2007/04/art-for-children.html

And here's one in English: http://bublilisoutofthehouse.wordpress.com/2008/12/27/look-how-wonderfull/

Here are some very creative and talented artists who also have their own websites which you might like to take a look at. Many of these guys are very successful names in the world of graphic art and publishing and I was honored when they took the time to write to me with words of praise and support! If any of the links don't work you can copy and paste them and access them that way.

Jim Lawson

http://boxburning.blogspot.com/ or access through http://www.ninjaturtles.com/

I love Jim's work... especially the quirky TMNT and his own superb dinosaur comic book Paleo.

Scott Kim

http://www.scottkim.com/

Scott Kim creates puzzles and also fascinating letter art including ambigrams... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambigram ... When I showed him my work online he suggested Robocosm would make a good computer game. I have attempted to make my own Robocosm Logo ambigram which you can see at the top of my News Page.

Scott McCloud

http://scottmccloud.com/

Paul Karasik

http://www.fletcherhanks.com/HOME.html

http://www.theridetogether.com/

Steve Brodner

www.stevebrodner.com

Steve does great Caricature work and has had his work published in many major publications.

Frank Chindamo
www.FunLittleMovies.com
Frank specializes in short funny movies many of which you can watch online including “LoveBytes” (TV/Broadband).

Mark Gilliland
www.image-maya.org
Mark does amazing and very colorful computer art with Buddhist themes.

Newton Meyers
Newton is also a sculptor, a certified hypnotherapist, and an expert in dream interpretation and other matters of the subconscious mind. I studied with him over 30 years ago and then took another class he taught more recently. Here's a link to a video of a news story about a mural he painted:

http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.viewcustom&friendId=48927255&blogId=511122413&swapped=true

Carol Pfeffer

www.carolpfeffer.com

Carol's artwork is based on her knowledge of the science of light, color, and geometric optics. I was fascinated when she explained her work with optical birefringence. The science goes over my head but when certain materials (mainly plastic) are stressed, they display a rainbow of colors when viewed through a polarized filter... a hidden world we rarely think about!

Herb Trimpe
www.herbtrimpe.com
Herb worked many years for Marvel Comics on lots of books including The Incredible Hulk. Most importantly check out the links to "The Chief Smiles" featuring his son Alex and his daughter Sarah... on i-tunes, facebook, and myspace... what great musicians!

Judy Werlin
www.judywerlin.com
I’m not sure how to describe Judy’s paintings, but they are certainly interesting and well crafted.

www.specialknittingforces.org
Please do not contact me with questions about the Special Knitting Forces site. It is for people who knit and would like to donate clothing they have knitted to needy people in Afghanistan. I'm including this link because I drew the "knitting eagle" logo that appears on the entry page. If you want to contact me about creating artwork for your website please contact me at wronker@optonline.net, and not the now defunct hotmail address on the knitting site.