an American painter. A fantasy artist and wildlife artist, she is a formerbodybuilder and fantasy model for her husband, painter Boris Vallejo.
Contents
1 Career 2 Books
3 Personal life
4 References
5 External links
Career
Julie Bell has painted the covers for
approximately 100 fantasy/science fiction books and magazines since 1990. In the early 1990s, she illustrated painted covers for video games as well as best-selling trading cards for the superheroes ofMarvel and DC. A cover art image from the Sega Game Gear video game Ax Battler: A Legend of Golden Axe would depict the semi-barbaric world that the game took place in; thus being entitled Savage Land by Bell herself.[1] She designed the award-winning Dragons of Destiny sculpture series, Mistress of the
Dragon's Realm dagger series, as well as
the Temptation Rides sculpture series produced by The Franklin Mint. Julie and her husband, Boris Vallejo, have done many paintings for advertising campaigns such as Nike, Inc., Coca-Cola, and Toyota. She has painted the covers for two albums by musician, Meat Loaf: Bat Out Of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose and Hang Cool Teddy Bear. Books[
Imaginistix
The Ultimate Collection
Fabulous Women
Fantasy Workshop
Sketchbook
Superheroes
Twin Visions
The Julie Bell Portfolio (2000)
Soft As Steel : The Art of Julie Bell (1999)
Hard Curves (1996)
In Winners of Art Renewal Centers 20112012 International Salon
Julie was the winner of the Chesley Award for Artistic Achievement in 2008. She also came first in animal category in the Art Renewal Centers 2011-2012 International Salon with the painting "Order of Wolves". She also designed the cover art for Meat Loaf's albums Bat out of Hell III: The Monster is Loose and its first single "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" and the album, "Hang Cool Teddy Bear". In 2007, Bell and her husband Vallejo illustrated the poster for Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters.[2]
A yearly calendar of 13 paintings by Julie
Bell and Boris Vallejo is produced by Workman Publishing. Personal life
Bell and Vallejo reside
in Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States, North America. She has two sons, Anthony Palumbo and David Palumbo, both of whom are also professional painters.[citation needed] Bell is a former nationally ranked competitive bodybuilder.[3] References
1. Jump up^ Ax Battler: A Legend of
Golden Axe information at MobyGames 2. Jump up^ "King of the Mountain Posterwire.com". 3. Jump up^ Imaginistix.com