D&D General Dungeons & Dragons art discussion

[Rabulias]

I really liked the art by Roger Raupp in the Dragon and Dungeon magazines in the 1980s and 90s.

Agreed. Why haven't we seen his work in years (or have I just missed it)? Hope he is doing OK.

Edit: Sadly, it looks like he passed away in 2019. (Roger Raupp )

 

[Sacrosanct]

Jim Holloway. In an era where everything as gonzo cheesecake, he kept it real

 

[Kodiak3D]

Jim Holloway. In an era where everything as gonzo cheesecake, he kept it real

He had some great Dragon covers. This one is my favorite:

 

[Ath-kethin]

My favorite, hands down, is Karl Waller.

 

[Eis]

always love the art threads, it always seems like I learn about new artists every time

 

[Raith5]

Jim Holloway. In an era where everything as gonzo cheesecake, he kept it real

I liked this one (I am sure it is Holloway piece):

 

[guachi]

Love that Holloway cover. I love Holloway's interior art in a number of modules as his b&w art is great and very clear, especially when given a small amount of space on the page. I think Holloway also did art for MERP and Paranoia! and it was good there as well.

 

[grimslade]

Anato Finnstark is pretty amazing

 

[Alzrius]

For me, it's Clyde Caldwell. I've always been a huge Ravenloft fan, and he created a lot of the iconic imagery for the setting.

 

[Sacrosanct]

For me, it's Clyde Caldwell. I've always been a huge Ravenloft fan, and he created a lot of the iconic imagery for the setting.

He’s my second favorite. Yes, he’s (in)famous for his cheesecake, but what I like about his art are his gems (weird, I know), and his versions of the dragons. The best renditions IMO