It's a Good Time for D&D Art

[iserith]

Compared to the Before Times, I have to say that getting one's hands on quality art for games is way easier. Thanks, internet! (Also, artists.)

I'm also lucky to have a couple of great artists in my regular group and below is a scene taken right out of one of our recent Eberron sessions. Kudos to [MENTION=6801813]Valmarius[/MENTION] for the excellent work.



Here we see the warforged cavalier Stone in the foreground fending off a leaping kruthik. He's backed up by his fellow warforged, Placeholder.txt, wielding the Gavel of Sharn and Fiddler d'Deneith, a dragonmarked cleric of Dol Dorn. In the left corner taking a much-needed smoke break as a kruthik stalks up on him is Kush Blaze, a lit cleric, who thinks it's a good idea to wear socks with sandals. Running for his life through a trapped corridor comes Thoradin d'Kundarak, a dragonmarked rogue. And cowering behind a shield spell is [MENTION=6801813]Valmarius[/MENTION]' own Arthur d'Cannith, a dragonmarked wizard, while his robotic owl familiar BNJ-1 does all the heavy lifting.

This level of chaos sums up all of our gaming sessions.

What art do you have to share from your games?

 

[robus]

Don’t have anything to share, but I’m itching to create something for my players to memorialize the end of our campaign.

 

[iserith]

Don’t have anything to share, but I’m itching to create something for my players to memorialize the end of our campaign.

No time like the present! Unless the end of the campaign hasn't happened yet, in which case, no time like sometime in the future!

 

[Immortal Sun]

I make art of my own characters, but not really of scenes from the game, also, my fellow players never really ask me to make their characters so....yeah.