Lee’s work has been featured in many Spectrum annuals, Communication Arts and Design Graphics magazines, The Society of Illustrators, D’Artiste, the National Zoo and the Smithsonian Institution, and countless other books, magazines and compendia….
His film work can be found in HP Lovecraft; Fear of the Unknown, the poster for Call of Cthulhu, the covers for two boxed sets of Laurel & Hardy films from 20th Century Fox, and the Spiderman 2 Special Edition DVD
His theatre work includes world premiere posters for Stephen Sondheim, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen King, John Mellencamp, and Andre 3000.
He’s illustrated authors as diverse as HP Lovecraft, Raymond Chandler, Philip Jose Farmer, Iain M. Banks, and George RR Martin.
His work in games includes Art Directing for Electronic Arts and Digital Addiction, as well as freelance work for Sony, Upper Deck, and Hasbro. He was one of the two lead concept designers for 4th Edition Dungeons and Dragons.
Lee’s 2012 pin-up calendar “Check These Out”, published for charity by Worldbuilders for Heifer International, has won many admirers and 2013′s is now available for preorder with the participation of George R.R. Martin, Charlaine Harris, Neil Gaiman and many more.
He won the 2012 Chesley Award for Best Cover Illustration: Magazine for his cover of Weird Tales, Winter 2010/2011.
Lee writes for the stage and plays a mean game of Anagrams.
Are you the Lee Moyer that I see referenced in many articles dealing with illustration? They refer to an essay – Lee Moyer’s essay on the Elements of a Successful Illustration. But the page is no longer available. Have you shared this essay elsewhere. I would really love to read it. I am attending the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and currently taking Introduction to the Visual Arts. I am interested in illustration and I believe I would benefit from the knowledge contained in your essayj.
Hola Denna!
I’m sorry you’re having difficulties finding the piece. It’s showing up here just fine on my browser (Firefox).
Please look for it here:
http://leemoyer.wordpress.com/2012/02/20/the-elements-of-illustration/
Out of curiosity, how did you even know to look for it?
Best wishes,
Lee
If you do a Google search Lee Moyer’s essay on the “Elements of a Successful Illustration” you will find a guy on deviantart that refers to your essay quite a bit. There are others too but they all lead to a site you no longer use. Thanks so much for leading me to it!