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<blockquote data-quote="ccs" data-source="post: 8067295" data-attributes="member: 6803664">B/X: Erol Otus, Clyde Caldwell, Jeff Dee, Jim RoslofBECMI: Larry Elmore, Clyde Caldwell, Timothy Truman* 1e: Will McLean,&nbsp; David C. Sutherland III,&nbsp; David A. Trampier,&nbsp; Timothy Truman*, Bill Willingham, Erol Otus, Jeff Easley, Larry Elmore, Clyde Caldwell, Keith Parkinson, Jeff Dee, Jim Roslof, Jeff Dee,But between BXCMI, 1e, some 2e, Dragon/Dungeon covers, art for D&amp;D novels (including Endless Quest books), interior art for the magazines &amp; re-used art pieces?&nbsp; Most of the above kinda meld into one giant 1980-1995 D&amp;D gestalt for me.&nbsp; * Truman didn't do much D&amp;D stuff (compared to some of these guys), but what I saw of his is imprinted as firmly in my minds eye as anything by Elmore, Caldwell, etc.&nbsp; Love his stuff.Dragonlance: Elmore (novels), Caldwell &amp; Easley (modules)Ravenloft: CaldwellDark Sun: BromForgotten Realms: Elmore, Easley, Fields.&nbsp; I'm sure Caldwells in there somewhereMystara: Caldwell because of the GazateersMy favorite of all these has always been Caldwell.&nbsp; Though Elmores a close 2nd.The thing I liked most about the D&amp;D art up into early 2e?&nbsp; The wide &amp; wild variety of styles.&nbsp; I miss that.&nbsp; I'm tired of seeing only one stylistic format in &quot;modern&quot; (3x+) D&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ccs, post: 8067295, member: 6803664"] B/X: Erol Otus, Clyde Caldwell, Jeff Dee, Jim Roslof BECMI: Larry Elmore, Clyde Caldwell, Timothy Truman* 1e: Will McLean, David C. Sutherland III, David A. Trampier, Timothy Truman*, Bill Willingham, Erol Otus, Jeff Easley, Larry Elmore, Clyde Caldwell, Keith Parkinson, Jeff Dee, Jim Roslof, Jeff Dee, But between BXCMI, 1e, some 2e, Dragon/Dungeon covers, art for D&D novels (including Endless Quest books), interior art for the magazines & re-used art pieces? Most of the above kinda meld into one giant 1980-1995 D&D gestalt for me. * Truman didn't do much D&D stuff (compared to some of these guys), but what I saw of his is imprinted as firmly in my minds eye as anything by Elmore, Caldwell, etc. Love his stuff. Dragonlance: Elmore (novels), Caldwell & Easley (modules) Ravenloft: Caldwell Dark Sun: Brom Forgotten Realms: Elmore, Easley, Fields. I'm sure Caldwells in there somewhere Mystara: Caldwell because of the Gazateers My favorite of all these has always been Caldwell. Though Elmores a close 2nd. The thing I liked most about the D&D art up into early 2e? The wide & wild variety of styles. I miss that. I'm tired of seeing only one stylistic format in "modern" (3x+) D&D. [/QUOTE]

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