RIP Jim Holloway

[Snarf Zagyg]

Oh no!

This has been the WORST year.

His D&D art was good, but I can't believe no one yet has mentioned his art for early Paranoia; he practically defined that game for me.

 

[Nebulous]

Oh no!

This has been the WORST year.

His D&D art was good, but I can't believe no one yet has mentioned his art for early Paranoia; he practically defined that game for me.

yes, he sure did. I regret that I never had the pleasure to play that, although I bought some version of it years and years ago.

 

[Michael O'Brien]

Chaosium mourns the passing of renowned RPG artist James Holloway. In amongst the memorable work he did for Dungeons & Dragons, Dragon Magazine, Paranoia, and many other titles, was his beautiful cover art for Savage Mountains, a supplement for Chaosium's King Arthur Pendragon RPG. Jim Holloway's art helped spark gamers' imaginations for decades, and he leaves a lasting legacy. Our condolences go to his family and friends—Chaosium Inc.

 

[Eis]

Oh no!

This has been the WORST year.

His D&D art was good, but I can't believe no one yet has mentioned his art for early Paranoia; he practically defined that game for me.

yeah his name always brought images of Paranoia to my head, I loved that artwork so much, it totally captured the game for me

RIP

 

[Lidgar]

He also did much of the art in the Desert of Desolation series. His illustrations really helped with conveying the flavor of the modules. He will be missed...

 

[Olaf the Stout]

His D&D art was good, but I can't believe no one yet has mentioned his art for early Paranoia; he practically defined that game for me.

Paranoia artwork and Jim Holloway artwork will always just be synonymous for me. As soon as someone mentions his name I can't think of anything other than his awesome Paranoia work.