Who Would Illustrate Your Setting?

[Jürgen Hubert]

Francois Schuiten and Benoit Peeters - because their comics were a huge inspiration for Urbis in the first place.

Take a look at the Obscure Cities and discover for yourself what I mean. I gurantee you won't regret it.

 

[James Heard]

Me, and then I'd have camps full of other artists to make sure I looked good 'or else'. Then I'd print out ten billion copies and make sure everyone told me how great it was and played twice a week, on penalty of death by figure modelling. Ah, the skies of the world would be thick and heavy with the smoke pouring forth from the pigment factories....

 

[Oni]

There are plenty of better artists out there, but if I had the time I would want to do it myself.

But if I had to pick someone else it would Tony DiTerlizzi.

 

[Richards]

I'd go with Tony DiTerlizzi and/or Mike May.

Johnathan

 

[pogre]

John Blanche

 

[Gez]

Francois Schuiten and Benoit Peeters - because their comics were a huge inspiration for Urbis in the first place.

I'm not surprised by that. But I understand you, these are really beautiful works, a sort of dystopian Vernian* universe.


(* of Jules Verne, if that's not clear enough.)

 

[Ferret]

ml3 or ronin, from these boards. Oh and of course Tetsubo

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

Interior B&W by Bill Willingham & Jeff Dee, color covers by Erol Otus.

An occasional color image by Wayne Barlow, especially if there were any aliens or demons.

 

[adembroski3]

Elmore or Parkinson... but I'm a bias DL fan

 

[Durandal]

Ron Spencer - I got hooked on his work while playing Werewolf, and I wish he'd do more for D&D.