Nicol Tyler
Nicol Tyler
For many years I was by trade a graphic artist, writer and photographer working out of my little home in the big city. then life through me a curve ball, and I changed careers. Now I only work as a graphic artist, photographer and writer as a hobby. I have always enjoyed fan art but never felt brave enough to venture into the realm myself other than a few fannish pictures for friends and family . Then in early 2000s, a friend of mine asked me to illustrate a story for her and I have been hooked ever since. I work with pencil (digital, real pencil,) acrylics, watercolor and etchings, as well as graphics programs when creating a piece, pulling from various places for inspiration. The biggest source of my inspiration comes from Starsky and Hutch. The next is the request I get from authors. I love the idea of making someones words come to life. And when ever I complete a piece I hope I am able to capture what they, the author was trying to convey to the reader.
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Notes This story is part of the “Starsky and Hutch at the Movies” Challenge. The story/movie I chose was a book that is a favorite of mine, called Campbell’s Kingdom by Hammond Innes. Originally published in 1952, it was made into a movie in 1957, starring Dirk Bogarde. It’s a good lazy afternoon movie, if you ever get the chance… -
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Originally published in the 2016 SHareCon zine. -
Original artwork. Originally published in the SHareCon 2012 zine. -
This picture goes to a story currently posted in the SHarecon 23 zine. That story will be posted online in April of 2024 and will be linked to this picture once it is posted. For now, enjoy the eyecandy until then. -
The corroborating story is Hazards.
