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<blockquote data-quote="oreofox" data-source="post: 7864813" data-attributes="member: 6776240"><p>I actually liked the 3rd edition core book covers. They made sense to me, as they are handbooks, and should look like books. However, I do enjoy the more full page images of the others, as they are more visually appealing. Except 4e. I did not like a lot of the art from 4e. On another hand, 3e had 2 artists that I absolutely DESPISED seeing their art in a book (Crabapple and England). The former just made such fugly as all heck images, while the latter's non-object art all looked exactly the same: Forward facing with a circle for an open mouth and needle teeth. Rarely was there anything except that pose.</p><p></p><p>I am one of the strange ones in that I actually enjoy the Pathfinder art, including WAR. A large portion of the 5e art looks like hot garbage, especially the monsters (the ogre is one of the few that I really enjoy). Pathfinder's art looks clean and amazing, IMO.</p><p></p><p>I have a lot of nostalgia for Dragonlance art, and the black and white artwork with stark black shadows from the AD&D days still makes my heart smile with fondness and memories.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="oreofox, post: 7864813, member: 6776240"] I actually liked the 3rd edition core book covers. They made sense to me, as they are handbooks, and should look like books. However, I do enjoy the more full page images of the others, as they are more visually appealing. Except 4e. I did not like a lot of the art from 4e. On another hand, 3e had 2 artists that I absolutely DESPISED seeing their art in a book (Crabapple and England). The former just made such fugly as all heck images, while the latter's non-object art all looked exactly the same: Forward facing with a circle for an open mouth and needle teeth. Rarely was there anything except that pose. I am one of the strange ones in that I actually enjoy the Pathfinder art, including WAR. A large portion of the 5e art looks like hot garbage, especially the monsters (the ogre is one of the few that I really enjoy). Pathfinder's art looks clean and amazing, IMO. I have a lot of nostalgia for Dragonlance art, and the black and white artwork with stark black shadows from the AD&D days still makes my heart smile with fondness and memories. [/QUOTE]
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