Wayne "WAR" Reynolds now has an official site! Wicked Cool!

[Shade]

Ahh, I thought it looked familiar, but couldn't think of the D&D product it was(n't) in. Thanks!

 

[Wombat]

I, too, prefer his work for Osprey. He has a good eye for historical details -- not quite Angus McBride, but who is?

 

[Kai Lord]

My gosh some of these are awesome...

 

[BOZ]

neat stuff.

 

[Breakstone]

Man, he puts such excitement in his pieces! I've got to harvest this for in-game artwork in D&D games!

I used the three dudes on the right in this picture: http://www.waynereynolds.com/Paizo Gallery 1A/21.jpg as inspiration for three villains who kept popping up in my campaign over and over and over, Fear, Hate, and Loathing (from bottom to top).

 

[Testament]

http://www.waynereynolds.com/WOTC Gallery 1A/16.jpg

and

http://www.waynereynolds.com/WOTC Gallery 1A/21.jpg

are some of my favourites. Although I have to say one thing, that no matter what, this man draws, BY FAR, the scariest undead of any artist on WotC's books. I was bitterly dissapointed that they made such little use of him in Libris Mortis, his Entropic Reaper was awesome, as is his "Drowned" in MM3.

Man, this guy is GOOD. Easily ties with Ron Spencer for the title of my fave artist, both guys have so much energy in their pictures.

 

[Gundark]

While I love the site...some of the images are too small....way too small....any way to solve this on my end?

 

[MadMaxim]

I got to say, Wayne Reynolds just does some outstanding artwork. He's by far my favorite.

 

[Breakstone]

I also noticed that some of the pieces are a bit washed-out. A quick Auto-Level Adjustment fixes that, though. Take, for example, that Call of Cthulhu picture. The first is the original, the second I put through photoshop with a quick Images - Adjustments - Auto Levels (fixes contrast, color balance, etc):

 

[JVisgaitis]

Well its about time. I never thought I'd see the day Wayne would do a website. When I talked to him about it a Gencon, he said he'd never do it. I'm glad he changed his mind as his work looks great.

When I get a chance, I'm dying to know how many times he used the infamous right foot that's in so many of his drawings.