New 4E covers up!

[Kristian Serrano]

Yay! Reynolds artwork! I was just hoping that he would do some 4e work in the the MM2 cover thread. Has he done any other art for 4E that Im just not paying attention enough to catch? He is simply amazing, and I love his work.

You mean besides the core rulebooks?

 

[Kishin]

You're missing half of it. You really need to see it in big. Philip Straub is amazing. Though I think it looks a bit too modern, too clean. But still pretty impressive!

EDIT: Looking at the cover of the book, the art guys at WotC have seemingly toned down the brightness to make it more fantasy-esque, which is a good thing.

Cheers, LT.

And....deeesktop background.

My only gripes with that image are the lighting and the uniformity of the The preponderance of lit windows make the towers look much more Sci-fi, and more importantly, it just seems too uniform skyscraper-like. I always pictured Sharn having lots of spires branching off from the main bulk of towers and so on and so forth.

I like the LoB shot, but I think a panoramic vista would have been more like style. Then again, I have a marked bias toward epic, sweeping vistas.

 

[Klaus]

You're missing half of it. You really need to see it in big. Philip Straub is amazing. Though I think it looks a bit too modern, too clean. But still pretty impressive!

EDIT: Looking at the cover of the book, the art guys at WotC have seemingly toned down the brightness to make it more fantasy-esque, which is a good thing.

Cheers, LT.

Thanks for the link. I wasn't actually missing anything because I do have that book, and all 3 covers are awesome (Book 1 depicts the capital of Breland, Book 2 depicts a location in the Frostfell and 3 is this amazing Sharn view).

 

[Plane Sailing]

E2 Kingdom of the Ghouls
E2 Kingdom of the Ghouls

I hope they took notes from Piratecat's Storyhour