Vote for your Favorite D&D Artist [Final Four Edition]

[Kai Lord]

Todd Lockwood, Wayne Reynolds, and Larry Elmore were the clear standouts on the first Favorite Artist poll, with Tony DiTerlizzi garnering the most write-in votes.

So now, in honor of March Madness, the Final Four has begun. Who will emerge victorious? Your votes will decide. Let the battle begin!

 

[Robbert Raets]

Hey, guess I'm the first to vote. Todd Lockwood, baby!

Tho I like most of the other's work as well. Not to mention Quinton Hoover, Rebecca Guay and the Foglio Brothers.

 

[EricNoah]

Oh, man, this isn't fair. I don't think I can pick just one...

 

[Gez]

There were two I wanted to vote for, and two I don't wanted to vote for.

Finally, I decided against DiTerlizzi, as he has much less contributed to D&D 3 than Todd Lockwood.

 

[Psion]

WAR, definately!

 

[The Serge]

I voted again for Lockwood, but with some reservations.

I think WAR is fantastic, and I think Sam Wood is fantastic. I think these three really had a significant and positive impact on the face of D&D. I think Lockwood has created some fantastic covers and mural-type work, while Wood has really offered some great dark stuff. I think WAR is offered some powerful, kinetic images. I don't think we could really appreciate any one of these guys (and the dozens of other artists out there who may not have been mentioned) without appreciate another.

But, I still voted for Lockwood.

 

[Balsamic Dragon]

Hey, guess I'm the first to vote. Todd Lockwood, baby!

Tho I like most of the other's work as well. Not to mention Quinton Hoover, Rebecca Guay and the Foglio Brothers.

Huh? By Foglio brothers, do you mean Phil and Kaja? Cause if so, Kaja's not Phil's brother, she's his wife Or are there other Foglio fantasy artists out there that I am unaware of?

Balsamic Dragon

 

[Vexed]

1 for Elmore

 

[Pants]

Lockwood.
But I still think WAR is fantastic.

 

[rounser]

Though technically they're not in the poll, I'll vote for The Brothers Fraim. Although (again technically) they're not D&D artists, I think that they capture the spirit of the game better than anyone since Otus and Trampier.