Bob Hobbs

Bob Hobbs is the fantasy artist behind the CDC's Zombie Pandemic graphic novella which went viral on the internet in October 2011 and was thrust back into the spotlight in mid-2012 following a series of zombie-like attacks in the headlines.

His work has been exhibited in such places as the Park Avenue Atrium in New York City, The U.S. Naval War College Museum, The Rhode Island School of Design Museum and the U.S. House of Representatives to name a few.

He's illustrated the works of authors M.D. Benoit, Ursula K. LeGuin, Larry Niven, Finlay Cowan, Kay Plumb and over 100 more. He has collaborated with such well known artists as Christopher Shy, Julianna Kolakis, RK Post, Anthony Waters and the late Jeffrey Jones.

Bob is currently working on an illustrated Grimoire, several graphic novels.

Bob lives in Atlanta.