History Creator / WayneBarlowe

Wayne Douglas Barlowe (born January 6, 1958) is an American science fiction and fantasy painter and writer with an abiding love of StarfishAliens. He was employed as a designer on ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' and ''Film/PacificRim'', and his style is all over Pandoran fauna and Kaiju. [[https://waynebarlowe.com His homepage is here.]]

* ''Series/Babylon5: [[Recap/BabylonFiveFilm02Thirdspace Thirdspace]]'' (1998)

* ''An Alphabet of Dinosaurs'' (1995): in which paleontologist Peter Dodson lists a popular or not-so-popular dinosaur for each letter of the alphabet, with basic information on each.

* ''The Horned Dinosaurs'' (1996): another collaboration with Peter Dodson, this one focused on ceratopsian biology and evolution.

* ''The Heart of Hell'' (2019: A sequel to ''God's Demon''.

* ''The Horned Dinosaurs'' (1996)

* ''An Alphabet of Dinosaurs'' (1995): in which paleontologist Peter Dodson lists a [[StockDinosaurs popular]] or not-so-popular dinosaur for each letter of the alphabet, with basic information on each.

* ''An Alphabet of Dinosaurs'' (1995): in which paleontologist Peter Dodson lists a [[StockDinosaurs popular]] or [[SeldomSeenSpecies not-so-popular]] dinosaur for each letter of the alphabet, with basic information on each.

* ''The Heart of Hell'' (2019) A sequel to ''Gods's Demon''

* ''The Heart of Hell'' (2019)

Wayne Douglas Barlowe (born January 6, 1958) is an American science fiction and fantasy painter and writer with an abiding love of StarfishAliens. He was employed as a designer on ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' and ''Film/PacificRim'' (designing all the Kaiju in the film), and his style is all over Pandoran fauna. [[https://waynebarlowe.wordpress.com His homepage is here.]]

Wayne Douglas Barlowe (born January 6, 1958) is an American science fiction and fantasy painter and writer with an abiding love of StarfishAliens. He was employed as a designer on ''Film/{{Avatar}}'', and his style is all over Pandoran fauna. [[https://waynebarlowe.wordpress.com His homepage is here.]]

* OurGryphonsAreDifferent: In ''Barlowe's Guide to Extraterrestrials'', griffins are fancifully portrayed as a species of real, albeit extinct, creatures native to Central Asia, which endured until at least the first century AD before dying out for unknown causes. In a nod to speculation that the griffon myth arose from early discovery of ''Protoceratops'' fossils, they are portrayed as literally being descended from a mutant strain of the actual dinosaurs, and consequently depicted as ''Protoceratops'' with avian wings and long, feather-tipped tails. Female griffins excavated extensive tunnel systems in which to brood their eggs, often bringing gold to the surface as they did, but only a very brave or very foolish person would have risked delving into a griffin's nest to get it.

* ''Film/AlienPlanet'' (2005) - based on his ''Literature/{{Expedition}}''

* {{Hell}}: ''Barlowe's Inferno''.
* OurSoulsAreDifferent: ''Barlowe's Inferno'' has a rather terrifying prospect for all human souls who go to hell. Apparently, the underworld ''does'' have a food chain, but humans are at the bottom of it. And that's not counting the fact that humans are the ''main building materials'' for demons; their livestock, vehicles, and war machines all made out of souls.

* ''Barlowe's Guide to Fantasy'' (1996): A similar book to ''Barlowe's Guide to Extraterrestrials'' covering races from fantasy books.
* ''Barlowe's Inferno'' (1998): An illustrated book depicting Barlowe's vision of {{Hell}}. Very much inspired by Dante Alighieri's ''Literature/TheDivineComedy''.

* ''God's Demon'': A sequel to ''Barlowe's Inferno'', telling the story of a demon who seeks God's forgiveness. Very much inspired by Creator/JohnMilton's ''Literature/ParadiseLost''.

* ''Film/AlienPlanet'' (2005) - based on ''Literature/{{Expedition}}''

* ''VideoGame/{{Prototype}}'' (Video game, 2009)

* ''Film//AlienPlanet'' (2005) - based on ''Literature/{{Expedition}}''

* ''Barlowe's Inferno'': An illustrated book depicting Barlowe's vision of {{Hell}}. Very much inspired by Dante Alighieri's ''Literature/TheDivineComedy''.

* ''Barlowe's Guide to Extraterrestrials'' contains his visualizations of different alien life forms from various works of science fiction, with information on their planetary location or range, biology, and behaviors, in the style of a real field guide for animals.
* ''Barlowe's Guide to Fantasy'': A similar book covering races from fantasy books.
* ''Expedition -- Being an Account in Words and Artwork of the 2358 A.D. Voyage to Darwin IV'': An alien life field journal in a setting thought up by the author himself.
* ''An Alphabet of Dinosaurs'', in which paleontologist Peter Dodson lists a [[StockDinosaurs popular]] or [[SeldomSeenSpecies not-so-popular]] dinosaur for each letter of the alphabet, with basic information on each.

* ''Expedition -- Being an Account in Words and Artwork of the 2358 A.D. Voyage to Darwin IV'': A different approach from the book above, it's an alien life field journal in a setting thought up by the author himself.

Wayne Douglas Barlowe (1958--) is an American science fiction and fantasy painter and writer with an abiding love of StarfishAliens. He was employed as a designer on ''Film/{{Avatar}}'', and his style is all over Pandoran fauna. [[https://waynebarlowe.wordpress.com His homepage is here.]]

'''Wayne Douglas Barlowe''' (1958--) is an American science fiction and fantasy painter and writer with an abiding love of StarfishAliens. He was employed as a designer on ''Film/{{Avatar}}'', and his style is all over Pandoran fauna. [[https://waynebarlowe.wordpress.com His homepage is here.]]

* ''Literature/GodsDemon'': A sequel to ''Barlowe's Inferno'', telling the story of a demon who seeks God's forgiveness. Very much inspired by Creator/JohnMilton's ''Literature/ParadiseLost''.

* ''Literature/{{Expedition}} -- Being an Account in Words and Artwork of the 2358 A.D. Voyage to Darwin IV'': A different approach from the book above, it's an alien life field journal in a setting thought up by the author himself.

* ''Literature/GodsDemon'': A sequel to ''Barlowe's Inferno'', telling the story of a demon who seeks God's forgiveness. Very much inspired by Creator/JohnMilton's ''ParadiseLost''.

'''Wayne Douglas Barlowe''' (1958--) is an American science fiction and fantasy painter and writer. He was employed as a designer on ''Film/{{Avatar}}'', and his style is all over Pandoran fauna. [[https://waynebarlowe.wordpress.com His homepage is here.]]