Lords of Madness Art Gallery

[BOZ]

Crabapple's gas spore was pretty fitting.

but since his art was not featured as prominently as the others, it didn't really stand out to me.

 

[I'm A Banana]

Crabapple did fine this time around. I agree that his humanoids leave...something to be desired. I mean, it's obviously a style choice. I wouldn't like humanoids designed by the dude who did Aeon Flux and Reign the Conqueror either.

I did really like the Neogi in general and the tree-beholder in particular. Something about the mouth on these things just have to make me shudder to think of it going into some hapless victim. In a good way.

 

[Psion]

Crabapple did fine this time around. I agree that his humanoids leave...something to be desired.

Precisely. His style seems somehow appropriate for creatures that are supposed to look like half-melted entities from beyond.

 

[Keeper of Secrets]

Thanks for the link. Personally, I was impressed with the art as it seems to fit the style, mood and feel of a product all about insanly evil creatures with alien motives.

 

[jonesy]

This is a really cool looking battle scene:

Spencer rules.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Some of Ron's best work is in Werewolf and if you can find it, the old Talislanta stuff. Man, he really made some creepy monsters for that world.

 

[Felon]

This is a really cool looking battle scene:

Hehe. Fending off the dreaded beholder with your own antimagic field.

 

[alsih2o]

The not-so-flashy sometimes stand out to me- http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/lom_gallery/88175.jpg

Subtlish, and fantastic.

 

[Wormwood]

Once again, Chuck Lukacs decides that a D&D book is the appropriate place to make a political statement:

[the runes in the upper right-hand corner read 'IMPEACH BUSH']

Oh, and one of the Mind Flayers wears a sash naming him RUMSFELD later in the book.

I thought this crap would have stopped after Races of Destiny, but I guess not.

Whatever.

 

[Vocenoctum]

Once again, Chuck Lukacs decides that a D&D book is the appropriate place to make a political statement:


[the runes in the upper right-hand corner read 'IMPEACH BUSH']

The runes are absent from the book, so I guess someone noticed it.

Oh, and one of the Mind Flayers wears a sash naming him RUMSFELD later in the book.

I thought this crap would have stopped after Races of Destiny, but I guess not.

Whatever.

Same, absent from the book.
I wonder if WotC deleted it for the book, or what the story is.