http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/springfeeling.jpg
Rising To Greet the Dawn
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/risingtogreet.jpg
Crystal Beams
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/crystalbeams.jpg
Celestial Friends
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/celestialfriends.jpg
Enchanted Lake
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/enchantedlake.jpg
Enchanted Evening
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/enchantedevening.jpg
Gaia's Song
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/gaia.jpg Serenity
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/serenity.jpg
Pisces
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/pisces.jpg
Night Harvest
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/nightharvest.jpg
Flight of the Aurora
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/flightoftheaurora.jpg
Dreams of Spring
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/dreamsofspring.jpg
Sea of Dreams
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/seaofdreams.jpg
Aquarius
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/aquarius.jpg 有些表现夜空的作品比不上KAGAYA，Celestial Friends和Enchanted Evening很不错，因为这两张电脑特效营造的氛围很好，其他的电脑特效感觉颜色太鲜太生硬，和画面整体融合度不是很高 我倒觉得比Kagaya更具现实感，色彩运用也更加大胆和丰富 Angel
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/angel.jpg
Transcendence
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/transcendence.jpg
First Light
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/firstlight.jpg
Angelic
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/angelic.jpg
Evening Wonder
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/eveningwonder.jpg
Feathered Friends
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/featheredfriends.jpg
这张鸟太假了。
Celebration
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/celebration.jpg
Danse Nocturne
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/dansenocturne.jpg
Butterfly
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/butterfly.jpg
Capricorn
这家伙似乎对女性裸体很有偏爱，不过也不是西方奇幻插画中常见的那种肌肉女，曲线很柔和。
最后一张不是女性，更有点意思。
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/gallery/capricorn.jpg 好！就是太小了，大点就完美了！ 五楼前四张很完美哦！！ 为什么Angle都是只有这么一点衣饰啊。。。。 同样向往北极的极光
美国画家KIRK REINERT的画作
http://www.kirkreinert.com/i/kirk.jpg画家肖像
画家简介：
KIRK REINERT is an American artist who resides in upstate New York.
Kirk discovered that drawing was a natural talent at a very early age having been introduced to art by his grandfather, a sports cartoonist for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and his uncle, an animator.
Kirk graduated from Cooper School of Art with a degree in production art and design but is a self-taught painter.
Upon graduation, he worked in advertising as an illustrator and designer and after 3 1/2 years went on to establish his own studio in 1981.
Kirk became one of the leading illustrators in the genres of fantasy, horror, and science fiction. During his career as a book cover artist, he has painted over 200 book covers, including projects such as the 'Conan the Barbarian' series and Clive Barker's novels. He has won many awards including "Cover Artist of the Year" for his "Creepy" and "Eerie" magazine covers at Warren publishing and he has been honored 4 times with the "National Best Book Cover of the Year" awards for work done with Harper/Collins publishers. Also from that era, his book cover paintings were exhibited at the Society of Illustrators in NYC.
In addition, Kirk has worked as a conceptual designer for a major motion picture, painted album covers and worked with rock groups such as 'KISS', worked as an art director on video projects, and has been involved in toy design and package design for Hasbro.
For the last 18 years, Kirk has concentrated primarily on painting fine art pieces which have shown in galleries across the country and in Japan.
In 1988, he took time to learn the lithographic printing process at the prestigious Atelier Ettinger in NYC and to hand draw all of the lithographic plates for his first original limited print edition.
In 1990, Kirk started a conceptual collaboration with Lilli Farrell, who, along with being a designer, is a spiritual teacher and has been a natural healer since she was a child.
Their teamwork proved to be a catalyst for creating a whole new dimension in Kirk's paintings and in 1993, the paintngs that Kirk and Lilli created together gained immense popularity in Japan. Since then, they have done at least 2 art exhibition tours every year in Japan.
Kirk feels that even since his earlier days as an illustrator, he has remained true to his own aesthetic vision. His gifted sense of light, color, and form gives him a special talent for putting life into everything he paints and creating a truly believable experience that touches the imagination of the viewer and brings a feeling of magic to his work.
Although Kirk enjoys working with oils and watercolor, the majority of his paintings are painted with acrylic paint on board.
In addition, many of Kirk's paintings have been reproduced as limited edition fine art prints.
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