Who Would Illustrate Your Setting?

[Agemegos]

Angus MacBride. I'd set him up in a studio in Malaysia somewhere, with a large budget for armourers and textile workers to dress his models.

 

[dropshadow]

Brom or Strommen

 

[megamania]

My homebrew is a sinbad type sea adventures and the such. So....

Greg Land- Comic book artist known for Sojourn. Beautiful realistic style with the flair I'm looking for.

George Perez- Another comic book master best known for his attention for detail. The world has many cultural styles that he could expand on

Steve Bissette- A Vermont Comicbook artist best known for the 1980's Swamp-thing. He would kick butt on my Middle Lands forerst section and the Broken Lands magroove swamps.

Various comicbook and DnD artist from there including some of my stuff would be neat.


hmmm.... If I were god- Monet on the cliffs of Caldonia....

 

[Mean DM]

I'll stick with Eric Hotz

Seconded.

 

[Hypersmurf]

Elmore, for me. With Caldwell running a close second.

-Hyp.

 

[hellbender]

I am illustrating mine (and will be for the upcoming game here), because not only can I, but the art budget works. If I was paying:

Wayne (Reynolds or England)
Paul Dainton
Simon Bisley
Luis Royo
Kev Walker
Adrian Smith
Dave Trampier
Beksinski
Quinton Hoover Paul Bonner
or Wayne Barlowe

If I had to choose 4 and had a big budget:

Bisley
Trampier
Hoover
Bonner

hellbender

 

[Xune]

Royo and Brom. Lockwood and Wood as well. Amazing art all around.

 

[Teflon Billy]

BROM

WILLIAM O'CONNOR

WAYNE REYNOLDS

 

[ToddSchumacher]

Me.

 

[Gez]

The Triad of Mighty D&D3 Artists: Todd Lockwood, Sam Wood, Arnie Swekel.

Some other D&D artists, like Tony DiTerlizzi and Daren Bader.

And also Rolland Barthelemy, Régis Loisel, François Bourgeon.