Artist Profile - Fractals, Fantasy and New Galaxies
Randall Klopping
Few artists have produced an entire body of work that I find as fascinating as Randall Klopping’s. It is my sincere pleasure to launch this new Artist Profiles feature by presenting samples of Randall’s work.
Although Randall is a man of physical and mental disabilities, his work is nothing short of brilliant. His pieces are highly detailed with fantastic use of color, light and shading.
Never one to slack, Randall has created some timely holiday-themed pieces that can be found in his his Christmas-Specials gallery.
These are samples from but one of Randall’s galleries: SciFi-2. I heartily recommend clicking into his profile to view the rest of his work. There are very few pieces that I would not give my highest commendations to.
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I’m a bit late coming to this one, Daniel, but just wanted to say that I’m glad you featured Randall’s fractal art. I’m a big fan of his work, and I’m convinced that he is going to take the sci-fi illustration world by storm.
I love these! They are wonderful! Very talented and gifted - I will have to go see all of his work. thank you so much for introducing us to him and his provoking images - I particularly liked the Weaving the Star and Gates of Hell images! Very powerful and they just reach out and grab you.
While sci-fi is not really “my thing”, I can appreciate the technical brilliance of Randall’s work….plus I have great admiration for him as a person struggling to overcome so many difficulties and yet still managing to create something special. A great choice to feature here.