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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mhacdebhandia" data-source="post: 1738534" data-attributes="member: 18832">I really like the artwork in the core rulebooks - not all of it is excellent, and I do miss some of the previous editions' more traditional artwork (one of my favourite books in the Nineties was The Art of the Dragonlance Saga), but on the whole I like the visual style, including the character design, of Third Edition.That said, there are definitely terrible artists working for Wizards these days. I loath Crabapple with a burning passion, because he actively makes me dislike reading the books I've paid for. There are some other artists whose work I don't care for, but he makes me angry.Plus I'm sad that Wayne A. Reynolds isn't doing more work in the "core" D&D books that are coming out, because he's my favourite Third Edition artist.Probably my favourite artist who's ever worked on D&D would be Tony DiTerlizzi, but I also really loved the Elmore-Caldwell-Easley trio back in Second Edition, and I wouldn't say no to a bit of that in Third Edition - especially if they are going to do some more full-page pieces like in Complete Warrior, I'd like to see some good artists working on them instead of whoever that joker was.</blockquote>