Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts

Friday, September 7, 2012

Deviant Friday - Nelson Danial Edition

Nelson Daniel produces striking pieces in a squared-off comic book style - great colors, nice imagination in pose and props. Enjoy!





('cause nothin' is more D&D than the Goonies)



(Star Wars is starting to get pretty creepy ...)






Friday, April 20, 2012

Deviant Friday - Minnhagen Edition

Mats Minnhagen is something else. Since I started this series of spotlights on Deviant Art artists, I've been waiting for Minnhagen to come up so I could post his floating fish painting. Love it. Great inspiration from Tenggren.






Friday, April 13, 2012

Deviant Friday - MiG-05 Edition

No, not a Russian fighter plane, the artist Michael Gullbrandson (that opening was so hacky I want to kill myself). This guy has ridiculously nice lines - clean and precise, but not cold and soulless. Good stuff. Give it a look and visit his page for more.








For me, this next one is the pièce de résistance that inspired one of the cities in Nod.




Friday, April 6, 2012

Deviant Friday - MiaCabrera Edition

Big and bold images today from Eddie Nunez, AKA MiaCabrera. Enjoy!

Oh, and this weekend I'm going to get around to making stats for the slaad replacements for Blood & Treasure - the xaoc. Stay tuned.







I have fond memories of Bubblegum Crisis. Might be fun to do some anime-inspired material for Mystery Men!

And for the finale', a totally non-cheesecakey illustration of Red Sonja.


Well, maybe a little cheesecakey.

Monday, November 7, 2011

Osiris Shall Be Reborn!

Jeff Dee, who produced by favorite illustration of a halfling ever (the buff little bastard in Moldvay's Basic) and an image of Thor that could almost turn me into a full-fledged pagan, is undertaking to recreate all of the art he did for TSR, beginning with his illustrations for the Egyptian mythos in Deities and Demigods. Apparently, the originals were thrown into a dumpster at some point (add that dumpster to my list of places to hit when I get a time machine). Here's an image of his recreated Elric for a sample of what he has in mind ...


He project is being done at Kickstarter (where my own Mystery Men! project was born), and I just kicked in $20.

Let get this done ladies and gents!
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