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Post-mortem cunnilingus, dead babies and layers of disfigured faces for the most brutal gang on the planet. He has to his credit the graphic novel "A History of Violence" that would inspire David Cronenberg 's film with the same title. 7. Necrolord Best Metal Illustrators | NecroLord The albums Kristian «Necrolord» Wåhlin worked on have marked a before and after in the history of Heavy Metal. The albums "Slaughter Of The Soul by At The Gates" and "Storm Of The Light's Bane" by Dissection helped establish the exuberant aesthetic of Death Metal and Black Metal of the '90s. Per also did the fantastic album covers " Symphony For The Devil” from the Swedish Witchery and the revolutionary “Nocturnal” from The Black Dahlia Murder.

Necrolord 's work has been leaving an indelible photo retouching service mark on albums that have left their mark on the band's fans. 6. Don Brautigam Don Brautigam The illustrator Don Brautigam has worked on few metal album covers, but they are undoubtedly some of the most recognized by the mainstream public. Metallica 's "Master Of Puppets" and "Black Album", Anthrax 's "Among The Living and State Of Euphoria", "Dr. Feelgood" by Mötley Crüe and "The Ritual" by Testament. Don Brautigam 's resume is completed with very good covers made for James Brown, Charles Mingus and Chuck Berry whose covers full of pastel colors and soft touch have nothing to do with the previous nominees. But when your work is carried on t-shirts, posters and folders by millions of Metallica fans, it's hard to argue that your best work represents the best of Jazz. 5arry Carroll Best Metal Illustrators.



Larry Carroll Larry Carrol has only made three illustrations but he became one of the best visual artists not only in Heavy Metal but in all of rock music. The three covers of it are the most famous Slayer albums "Reign In Blood", "South Of Heaven" and "Seasons In The Abys". Larry Carrol 's work added a bleak psychological bent to the band's acid thrash metal. If these covers hadn't depicted hordes of demons, the band would never have connected with their fans the way they did. His death in 2019 was a tragedy for . 4. Ed Repka Best Metal Illustrators | Ed Repka If we think of Trash Metal album art, Ed Repka albums would surely come to mind. The artist was meticulous in depicting nuclear wastelands and decomposing corpses in livid detail. His work in both the '80s and the return of thrash in the late 2000s helped define the look of the genre.