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A peek into The Camelot Kids: Ian Greenlee’s “The Ball”

Here’s a beautiful illustration of The Ball scene in The Camelot Kids: Part Two. Ian Greenlee went all out on that dress! The scene captures a moment where the heir to King Arthur’s throne shows up. I won’t give anything away, but it’s someone Simon knows (as you can see on the expression his face is wearing).

And, um, why is the guy charging Simon like that?

The Ball by Ian Greenlee for The Camelot Kids

The Ball by Ian Greenlee for The Camelot Kids

The Camelot Kids: Part Two is out!

The Camelot Kids: Part Two is out!

CK2_clr1yellow3000Head on over to Amazon to grab The Camelot Kids: Part Two for $1! I’m so proud of this one. It took a little longer to release than we’d hoped, but I hope you’ll agree that it was worth the wait.

The Camelot Kids: Part Two is the next chapter in the Fantasy series readers are calling, “a thoroughly modern and thoroughly fun new take on the legends of Camelot!”

Simon Sharp just got kidnapped by a troll on the shore of Scotland’s Loch Duich. But before he can get his head around that incredible fact, he’s saved by a 7-foot tall elderly man who calls himself Merlin. It’s hard to deny that something odd is going on.

But what?

Join Simon as he takes his first steps into New Camelot, a castle city of unparalleled beauty. But his stay won’t always be a pleasant one as he trains to become a warrior side-by-side with 149 other kids… all descendants of the original Knights of the Round Table.

The Camelot Kids: Part Two answers many questions from Part One, and adds a few more that will keep you guessing until the end!

If you missed the first installment of The Camelot Kids, pick up The Camelot Kids: Part One for a buck, exclusively on Amazon.com!

The Camelot Kids: Introducing Little Boo! Merlin’s pet-fish-turned-shop-manager

The Camelot Kids: Introducing Little Boo! Merlin’s pet-fish-turned-shop-manager

Little Boo is a pet fish. He was given to Merlin by his friend Myrtle on his 3712th birthday. Merlin, however, has no time for animals that don’t make themselves useful.

So he put Little Boo to work as the manager of his store/lab, The Spell. Hey, who better to manage people than a pet, right?

To get around the whole Fish-Can’t-Walk-or-Talk thing, Merlin built Little Boo a robotic body, powered by magic steam.

Welcome to the world of The Camelot Kids!

And here he is, making himself useful. Ian Greenlee captures the moment when Little Boo offers Simon and Maille Rose a tour of The Spell. It doesn’t go well, as you’ll see in The Camelot Kids: Part Two!

Get The Camelot Kids: Part One to catch up on the exciting story that one reviewer called, “an amazing reinvention of the Arthurian Legend”!

Little Boo from The Camelot Kids

 

Get a peek at Ian Greenlee’s creative process on The Camelot Kids

Get a peek at Ian Greenlee’s creative process on The Camelot Kids

Here’s a little peek at Ian Greenlee’s illustration process on The Camelot Kids. He goes through many steps to bring us the fantastic glimpses into the world of Simon Sharp and Merlin.

Here you see his sketching, volume, perspective and FINAL steps. The piece shows Simon and Hector arriving at Uncle Victor’s castle for the first time.

The first piece is a sketch that he passed by me and Nathan Fox for feedback.

The second piece is a study on volume and shading.

The third piece explores perspective, light source and focus.

The last piece is the final.

Pretty cool, huh? Oh, be sure to zoom in on the final piece. It has a bunch of hidden surprises.

Get The Camelot Kids: Part One on Amazon now for $1!

Sketch Volume Perspective Final

Here’s the latest peek at art from The Camelot Kids: Part Two…Rukkush!

Here’s the latest peek at art from The Camelot Kids: Part Two…Rukkush!

Rukkush! The former apprentice to Merlin makes his debut in The Camelot Kids: Part Two. Ian Greenlee, the artist for the book’s interiors, tweeted this little peek at a new piece that shows the elf’s sinister grin.

And those fingernails!

I suppose that’s what you get when you’re stuck in a room for a thousand years with no nail clippers.

Be sure to pick up your copy of The Camelot Kids: Part One on Amazon. The ebook is only  a buck and it might just make you see Camelot in a brand new light!

Rukkush from The Camelot Kids