Behind the Cover: Fortin & Sanders

"Un croquis vaut mieux qu un long discours." ~ Napoleon.

"A picture is worth a thousand words" as Fortin and Sanders can attest. Recognized widely throughout the art world and romance industry alike for their innovative fine art in book cover illustration, Cherif Fortin and Lynn Sanders introduce an entirely new concept to the romance publishing industry.



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They integrate beautiful, photographic oil paintings to illustrate their first novella, Passion's Blood. This mix of photography with layer upon layer of oils and lacquer glazing depicts romantic, historical imagery so vivid and realistic a story begs to be told. And so, inevitably, they do just that. Fortin and Sanders combine literary imagination with their internationally recognized painting style to introduce a new sub-genre unlike any in existence in the romance industry to date. The powerful illustrations they create coupled with the classic romantic story beautifully portray the pageantry and chivalry of the medieval period in history. Their innovative talent not only adds an entirely new dimension to the romance reading experience, but offers romance readers a treasure to cherish long after other novels are forgotten.

( Cherif Fortin )

( Lynn Sanders )

http://www.fortinandsanders.com/

http://romancereaderatheart.com/authors/fortinsanders/

Behind the Cover: Fortin & Sanders

"Un croquis vaut mieux qu un long discours." ~ Napoleon.

"A picture is worth a thousand words" as Fortin and Sanders can attest. Recognized widely throughout the art world and romance industry alike for their innovative fine art in book cover illustration, Cherif Fortin and Lynn Sanders introduce an entirely new concept to the romance publishing industry.



( more pics )

They integrate beautiful, photographic oil paintings to illustrate their first novella, Passion's Blood. This mix of photography with layer upon layer of oils and lacquer glazing depicts romantic, historical imagery so vivid and realistic a story begs to be told. And so, inevitably, they do just that. Fortin and Sanders combine literary imagination with their internationally recognized painting style to introduce a new sub-genre unlike any in existence in the romance industry to date. The powerful illustrations they create coupled with the classic romantic story beautifully portray the pageantry and chivalry of the medieval period in history. Their innovative talent not only adds an entirely new dimension to the romance reading experience, but offers romance readers a treasure to cherish long after other novels are forgotten.

( Cherif Fortin )

( Lynn Sanders )

http://www.fortinandsanders.com/

http://romancereaderatheart.com/authors/fortinsanders/

My next travel: Usa East

It's all planned, hotels, flight, car ;-) And since I'm a maniac, here is the special "website" I created (click on the little map icon to be redirect on the whole page):

Usa East - 4-20/09/2009



( Detailed Maps )

My next travel: Usa East

It's all planned, hotels, flight, car ;-) And since I'm a maniac, here is the special "website" I created (click on the little map icon to be redirect on the whole page):

Usa East - 4-20/09/2009



( Detailed Maps )

How can I discover who is linking me?

Last time I have this doubt a gentle friend told me who was linking me. Usually my Man Candy tag is quite clicked, but I have the feeling that today someone linked it somewhere since I have a lot of incoming visit directly to that tag:

http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/tag/man+candy

Do you know where, or from who, it was linked? The same person who helped me last time (it was a link from Slate.com) maybe can help me also this time?

How can I discover who is linking me?

Last time I have this doubt a gentle friend told me who was linking me. Usually my Man Candy tag is quite clicked, but I have the feeling that today someone linked it somewhere since I have a lot of incoming visit directly to that tag:

http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/tag/man+candy

Do you know where, or from who, it was linked? The same person who helped me last time (it was a link from Slate.com) maybe can help me also this time?