Kim DeMulder - Artist / Illustrator
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site updated 07/23/02

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My name is Kim DeMulder.

Thank you for visiting my virtual gallery. I've been a professional illustrator for over 20 years. This gallery focuses on the many types and styles of art that I have created. . . fantasy, science fiction, comic books, etc., full color and black and white.

WHAT'S NEW

faerie PreviewnewLook for the "new" symbol throughout the site to find the latest works!

I will be attending Comic-Con International, aka the San Diego Con this Aug 1-4. I will be sharing a booth with the well-known fantasy artist, Rowena! Stop by and say hello!"


I just added 1 more work in the Commissions section and 2 works in the Fantasy section. Take a look!

I will be appearing at different conventions over the next few months, from NY to GA. For details, check out my appearances page.

WHAT'S HERE

Each section has a thumbnail gallery highlighting a specific genre. Most of them are self-explanatory. The SQP (Sal Quartuccio Productions) artwork is from black & white and color portfolios and illustrations from their gallery girl books.

Find this navel on the site!
Any original artwork that I still own, I am willing to sell. I also gladly accept commissions. Visit my Art for Sale page for availability of originals, commissions, and prints I have for sale. Also check eBay for my occassional auctions.

WHO AM I?

Pam color previewDarned if I know, although that ISN'T me to the left, just in case you're a little confused here. If you have any ideas about who I really am (or anything else, for that matter), send 'em to me. In the meantime, this is what I tell myself to stay relatively sane.

I was born to Mom and Dad in Bethesda, Md., 1955. I learned fairly early on that my love of drawing pictures could have some advantages. In grade school, I found that I could draw a picture instead of writing some dreary book report. In junior high, I found that I could impress other guys by drawing naked girls and thus avoid getting beaten up. In college I found that a business major was useless to me and that I could draw pictures for a living! After attending the Joe Kubert School of Art in Dover, NJ (Class of '79), I started my art career!A few thousand comic book pages and hundreds of other illustrations later,I'm still at it! And since 1989,I've also been teaching studentsLotus Blossom by Mary Demulder at the Kubert School to do my job!

My biggest influence as an artist. . . Mom! No joke! For a painting of Mom's click here.

Other influences include:
Oh, the usual lot...Frank Frazetta, Alex Raymond, Hal Foster, Al Williamson, Stan Drake, Jeff Jones, Bernie Wrightson, Joe Kubert, Alberto Vargas, Gil Elvgren, Sorayama, Heinrich Kley, Franklin Booth, Charles Dana Gibson, James Montgomery Flagg, Howard Pyle, N.C. Wyeth, Maxfield Parrish, Joseph Clement Coll, Virgil Finlay, the Pre-Raphaelites, Lawrence Alma Tadema, Alphonse Mucha, the Hudson River Painters. . . especially Frederick Church, Thomas Moran, Thomas Cole, Alfred Bierstadt, etc., etc. . . like I said, just the usual few!

My favorite mediums to work with. . .
Again, just a few: Brush and ink; pen and ink; sponge and ink; Narcisse Previewrag, towel, cloth and hair and ink; watercolor and gouache paints; acrylic paint; ink wash; acrylic wash; gouache wash!; wash cloth; pastels, crayons, bits of dirt, a grubby finger; all kinds of marker pens; a sharpened Popsicle stick; collage!. . . I love collage!; my cat's tail; sometimes even a pencil or three; and lately. . . digital, especially Adobe Photoshop.
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Words to live by:
"I used to have a wild card!"
"A cartoonist is a terrible thing to waste."
"Don't forget to eat your greens and crack your window!"
"Ars longa vita brevis."
"Whatsa XQB?!"

What is an XQB?
Fanciful PreviewStudents at the Kubert School become known as Kubies (or QBs). After leaving the school, the QBs metamorphose into ex-kubies (as in, "this is an ex-parrot!"). . . also known as XQBs. Check out http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/xkubies for some incomprehensible XQB babble.

Favorite artistic subject matter:
Take a guess! A quote from Dad: "You got anything on this site other than girls?"

Special thanks to:
Bluemagic PreviewMom and Dad; and Mark 'n Betsy; and Matt 'n Nancy. And to you, Jon...
Mike Chen - XQB and longtime friend and good advice-giver.
The rest of the poker gang - Ron, Sid, Lyman,
Ted. . . XQBs all!
Tara, Allison, Azziza, and Veronica - Such exquisite inspiration!
Pat Sanger- For without him, this site would not exist!

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All images contained on this website were created by Kim DeMulder and are © Copyright 2001-02 Kim DeMulder unless otherwise noted. Images from this site may not be reproduced in part or in whole without the written consent of the author. Site design ©2001-02 Kim DeMulder & Pat Sanger.
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