D&D 4E New 4e Art!

[frankthedm]

I like it. Feels like a hybridization of bD&D style characters & 2E, notably a hint from Brom's Dark*Sun's skylines

 

[frankthedm]

I endorse this post. I do however have a slight nitpick: I really do not like the human warrior with the horned helmet. He reminded me entirely too much of He-Man.

You say that as if it is a bad thing. BTW You should look more closely, that dwarf is sporting Ram-man's armor.

I am hating the 'Huge head' look of the trolls though.

 

[blargney the second]

*laugh* Good catch, frank! Next up: what the hell is the dwarf wielding? Is it going to be called an axmer or a hamxe?

 

[Klaus]

I endorse this post. I do however have a slight nitpick: I really do not like the human warrior with the horned helmet. He reminded me entirely too much of He-Man.

Which is positively awesome.

By the Power of Grayskull!

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

I like this artwork far, far better than anything WAR's done. I think this artist deserves the covers of the core books.

 

[DMH]

I was a fan years ago with some of his work for Alternity and Providence and he has improved immensely. I wish him luck and lots of work in 4e books.

 

[Masquerade]

I would definitely be interested in seeing more from this artist in 4e, especially if he's allowed to break away from the generic, traditional character designs shown here.

 

[masshysteria]

I really like it. It does a great job of tying in D&D's art history and giving it an updated, more modern, look.

 

[Agamon]

Very, very nice. Very modern, yet throwback. And beholder has ten eyestalks to boot.

 

[Keefe the Thief]

There is a designer who worked on Exalted 2e and an artist who painted for Alternity on the team?

Rock. On.