Templesmith

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About Templesmith

Artist // Professional // Traditional Art

Mar 3
United States
Deviant for 18 years
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Ben Templesmith is a New York Times best selling artist and writer most widely known for his work in the American comic book industry where he has received multiple nominations for the International Horror Guild Awards as well as the industry’s top prize, the Eisner Award. He also won a Spike TV Scream Award.

As a creator, his most notable works have been 30 Days of Night (which has now spawned a major motion picture) and Fell. His other projects include the critically acclaimed serial Wormwood: Gentleman Corpse, as well as Welcome to Hoxford, and Singularity 7, all of which he also wrote.

He has also worked on the Star Wars, Doctor Who, GI Joe, Army of Darkness, Silent Hill and Buffy: The Vampire Slayer properties and produces art and design for music bands, dvds, toys, and film concept work.

Reach him by email: contact@templesmitharts.com

Ben is not currently accepting commissions outside of specific conventions he attends. Sorry!

Film/TV Agent: Angela Cheng Caplan angela@chengcaplanco.com

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Jul 13, 2021

Finally going to put a few things up here. At least my Dunetober series, just for kicks.

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Templesmith

Jul 6, 2012

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Yes.I'm going.BOOTH 1131, find me half way up the back, between the A and B entrances of the con.It'll be my last. ( Short of a really, really good reason to do it again and having someone fly me out, out of desperation )SDCC has become something else. It's huge, it's not about comics much, it's crowded & full of status obsessed hollywood industry type things. It's not the personal thing it once was. You barely get to say hi to friends. It makes the idea of just chilling out and getting some work done, no stress from the travel, the hangovers, the lack of sleep very enticing.BUT since I could get half a booth with a friend, I'LL BE THERE...