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John Blanche | |
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| Born | John Blanche |
| Nationality | British |
| Known for | Illustration, modeling, miniature painting |
| Movement | Fantasy, science fiction |
| Awards | Master Painter, Games Day 1987 |
Found influenced by, Found bgcolour,
40k[edit | edit source]
Sisters of Battle[edit | edit source]
Sisters of Battle Codex 1997 - John Blanche.jpg 800 × 1,200
Info[edit | edit source]
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External links[edit | edit source]
- gothic punk The largest online collection of Blanche's work (fan-created)
- Abandon Art - A short description of Blanche
- The Black Library interview - An interview with John Blanche from The Black Library
- John Blanche artwork on a gaming and art blog
- John Blanche original artwork for sale on a book and art sales site
- A short interview with Blanche on a French Warhammer site
- Information on Blanche's work on Warhammer 40k
