Thank you for this awesome review! I just got this book yesterday. Your review really helped me in deciding to buy the Imaginative Realism. I'm so glad to have this book in my hands now :)

I've had this book in my art library for a number of years, I love it! It's one of the few books that is always out in studio also. Thanks for sharing it with everyone!

Great review! Another item added to the shopping cart. Thanks for all the helpful info.

Your review is very detailed, thanks for sharing!

Excellent, thanks for this video, this book is on my list and this has helped me move it to the top of the list!

certainly gonna get this book now, thanks!!

Thank you great review 😊

very very usefull.. thank u..i wil purchase this ..i have already color and light of james gurney . its really helpful to think beyond the horizon

What a well done review. Now I know I need this book

This looks like a great book, thanks for the review

Excellent review. I love these technical books. All about the nuts and bolts of producing great art. Added it to my list over at Amazon. I've been a fan of Gurney's work for quite a while too. And I've been a fan of sci-fi, fantasy, and space art ever since I was a kid in grade school. Boris Vallejo, Frank Frazetta, Daryl K. Sweet, and Ron Miller are among the artists who've inspired me through the years. Boris Vallejo's work is what inspired me to paint in transparent glazes in oils.

Thanks for the overview, enjoyed it!

Great review! I bought the book!!! Thanks

Thanks Jason for sharing this book!! 😆

Your reviews were so helpful that i suscribes

You should think about adding an affiliate link to these books on your videos after your recommendation i bought them both. i'm sorry if you do have it somewhere and i missed it.

This is not really that imaginative of realism. This is the main problem with art, people simply revert to plain realism or abstract/cartoonized, and nothing unique to reality ever gets created. The trees, the building, the flatness, the lack of creative swapping, these pictures look more like reality than imagination.