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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ilgatto" data-source="post: 8874515" data-attributes="member: 86051">Okay, so I tried the "This issue’s contributing artists:"-being-in-sequence-trick on some pics with unknown artists I've used for various reasons and it does seem to work... at times.For example, things don't work as they should with the pooka:This issue’s contributing artists:Dean Morrissey = cover (signed)Erol Otus = All about elves (p. 5, 6)Roger Raupp = Firearms (p. 24, 25, 29) = Roger Raupp (signed); The Half-Elven Point of View (p. 14)? Trojan War (p. 63)?Alan Burton = Wear Wolf (p. 30) (signed)Jim Holloway = The Gods of the Elves (p. 9, 10, 11, 12)' Midget's in the Earth (p. 50 ev)?; Dragon's Bestiary (p. 54-56)Darlene Pekul = Flight of the Boodles (p. 37-43) (signed)Jim Owsley = Diarmuid's Last Jest (p. 48-49) (signed)Phil Foglio = Artist of the Month (p. 52) (signed); What's UpGilbert Rocha = The Jester (p. 45)?; Pooka (p. 66)? Dave Trampier = WormyPage by page:Cover = Dean Morrissey (signed)All about elves (p. 5, 6) = Erol Otus (obviously)The Gods of the Elves (p. 9, 10, 11, 12) = Jim HollowayThe Half-Elven Point of View (p. 14) Hmm... Roger Raupp?Firearms (p. 24, 25, 29) = Roger Raupp (signed)Wear Wolf = Alan Burton (p. 30) (signed)Flight of the Boodles (p. 37-43) = Darlene (signed)The Jester (p. 45) = Gilbert Rocha?Diarmuid's Last Jest (p. 48-49) = Jim Owsley (signed)Midget's in the Earth (p. 50 ev) = Jim Holloway?Artist of the Month (p. 52) = Phil Foglio (signed)Dragon's Bestiary (p. 54-56) = Jim HollowayTrojan War (p. 63) = Roger Raupp?Pooka (p. 66) = Gilbert Rocha?Wormy = TrampierWhat's Up = Phil FoglioSo Rocha could have done "The Jester" or the pooka.Still, the pooka is after Darlene, Jim Owsley, and Phil Foglio, so sticking to the theory, the pooka should be by Gilbert Rocha? By the by: The luposphinx is definitely Jim Holloway and I' pretty sure the fang dragon, the musical spirit, the wendigo, and the wood guardian are him as well.The orgautha is Dennis Kauth.Interesting question! I've always assumed that the signed illustration was Baxa and the rest Matthew Hargenrader (note the "G") but now I'm not so sure any more. Looking at the various pics again, I'd say that the shard is the most likely to be a sole effort by MPH - and perhaps the trilling crysmal as well.But if the trilling crysmal is by MPH, then maybe the spined shard is by him as well because of similarities in style between the lower protrusion on the trilling crysmal and the entire spined shard?Drat! I guess I'm gonna have to change the credits to "Unknown"!Oh well.I guess you win some and you lose some.</blockquote>

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