Thorvald Kviksverd
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Knight Otu said:
In that case, wouldn't it have been "Otii"...errr..."Elvises"...ummm..."Elvii"...
(EDIT: Because I shouldn't try to be humorous early in the morning.)
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what would make d20 art better?
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In that case, wouldn't it have been "Otii"...errr..."Elvises"...ummm..."Elvii"...
(EDIT: Because I shouldn't try to be humorous early in the morning.)
Knight Otu
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Could be possible.Thorvald Kviksverd said:
In that case, wouldn't it have been "Otii"...errr..."Elvises"...ummm..."Elvii"...
Gez
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Less amateurish art. It's a plague of most d20 companies.
Less Kaluta ! Less Easley ! And, above all, less Guy Davis !
As I say in the other thread:
1°) It must be pretty
2°) It's nicer in color
3°) Better no art than poor art
Furthermore, I'll bump the cause of more scenery. Most campaign settings have surprising, breathtaking scenery, yet all that is painted is monsters and characters. I want places !
Less Kaluta ! Less Easley ! And, above all, less Guy Davis !
As I say in the other thread:
1°) It must be pretty
2°) It's nicer in color
3°) Better no art than poor art
Furthermore, I'll bump the cause of more scenery. Most campaign settings have surprising, breathtaking scenery, yet all that is painted is monsters and characters. I want places !
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AngelTears
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Darkness said:I think you can find some on the web, at least, if you look for them, if that helps.
It is not the same thing. Besides printed images have a higher resolution then those taken off the net. Beisdes most people who get comssioned to do art, don't have proportion problems (okay, I have seen images in published games where the woman's breasts were the size of her head, or legs that would make a supermodel envious).
I want well proportioned men!
-Angel Tears
seasong
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Not on the options, but some influences I would like to see more of:
Mark Smylie. He represents one of the three major styles of what I like: realistic watercolors with a gritty feel, historically believable arms & equipment, occasional legendary imagery, and detail, detail, detail.
tiDerlizzi (mispelled, I know). He represents the second of three major styles I like: fanciful fey, almost gestural expressionism, and a dream-like monsterism.
The third style: Whoever did most of the PHB Iconics. Fantasy without any attempt at realism, mixed with reasonably realistic human figures. It's fun despite the hideous armor designs
. And some humor would not be awry.
Mark Smylie. He represents one of the three major styles of what I like: realistic watercolors with a gritty feel, historically believable arms & equipment, occasional legendary imagery, and detail, detail, detail.
tiDerlizzi (mispelled, I know). He represents the second of three major styles I like: fanciful fey, almost gestural expressionism, and a dream-like monsterism
.The third style: Whoever did most of the PHB Iconics. Fantasy without any attempt at realism, mixed with reasonably realistic human figures. It's fun despite the hideous armor designs
. And some humor would not be awry.
shadowlight
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Re: Re: Return of the older artists
I think he's going with the standard definition. If you look up "better artists" in an encyclopedia it lists Brom and Elmore.alsih2o said:
define better for us there diaglo
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