Who Do You Want Illustrating 4th Ed.?

[blargney the second]

That's Michael Komarck. That's a good choice. He's done some really awesome stuff. I really like his art from A Song of Ice & Fire.

Thanks for putting a name to the face!

 

[Baby Samurai]

-Brom, Reynolds, DiTerlizi, Elmore, Quintin Hoover.

…I still have a soft spot for Erol Otis and Jeff Dees.

Just keep Baxa away from anything!

 

[Wormwood]

Honestly? The same bunch who've been doing 3.5 would be just fine.

Well, mostly. A couple of guys are pretty bad...but I don't want to be the kind of jerk who names them.

 

[Baby Samurai]

A couple of guys are pretty bad...but I don't want to be the kind of jerk who names them.

Come on, say it with me: BAXA!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Henrix]

I was going to say DiTerlizzi, but on second thoughts I'd prefer a new fairy intensive setting with him as main illustrator/inspiration.

 

[Lurks-no-More]

Come on, say it with me: BAXA!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was expecting Wayne England, actually. Everything he draws looks like Warhammer, which is mostly good if he's illustrating things for GW, but mostly sucks like a dire stirge when it comes to D&D.

 

[Klaus]

My answer is a given, eh?

 

[Desdichado]

As long as the "dungeonpunk" style dies, I'm pretty happy.

I'd be pretty happy if "dungeonpunk" as a bizarre and (IMO) meaningless buzzword dies.

 

[Baby Samurai]

I'd be pretty happy if "dungeonpunk" as a bizarre and (IMO) meaningless buzzword dies.

Yep, it seems any art that isn't off the cover of a Molly Hatchet album is suddenly "dungeonpunk" or "anime"…

 

[diaglo]

Tom Wham