Keldryn
Adventurer
I still have a soft spot for the mid-to-late-80s D&D art: Elmore, Easley, Parkinson, and Caldwell. Those artists still define the look of D&D in my mind.
Others have said it, and I'll echo it. I want to see evocative scenes and adventurers ... well, adventuring. I've seen enough artwork featuring heroes in a cool but staged pose, completely devoid of any context. A swordsman in a cool pose with an angsty look on his face doesn't inspire my imagination.
Others have said it, and I'll echo it. I want to see evocative scenes and adventurers ... well, adventuring. I've seen enough artwork featuring heroes in a cool but staged pose, completely devoid of any context. A swordsman in a cool pose with an angsty look on his face doesn't inspire my imagination.