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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vargo" data-source="post: 325576" data-attributes="member: 4436">Re: How could forget him?????Chalk up another EO junkie - although I was a big fan primarily of his black 'n white stuff, not the colorized book covers such as Dieties & Demigods.  There was this weird "woodblock" lineart quality to it that somehow implied to me an otherworldliness that didn't show up for me in the Larry Elmore "chainmail bikini pinup of the month" pictures.In fact, the only other set of pictures that every really captured the whole otherworldliness of D&D in a D&D product was the art in the "Against the Slavers" A1-4 "megamodule" that was released later on - and I have no idea who did the art for that.  The people were drawn near photo quality, but there was a misty surreality to the art, and the nonhumans were often smudgy, yet real-looking - I really don't know how to define it.Oh, and Erol did the artwork for the Might & Magic folks for a bit - I don't know how long, but at least through M&M 5.  He also did a bit of the artwork for Heroes of Might & Magic.</blockquote>