Who Would Illustrate Your Setting?

[Wombat]

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.

Hmmm, I think this would run a close second for me

 

[Lhorgrim]

I have to go with the nostalgia factor. Holloway for covers and color art, and Willingham for interior black and white illustrations. I really miss that old school look.

 

[Geoffrey]

Erol Otus, without a doubt. See some of his best stuff here:

http://jrients.tripod.com/otus/otusddg.html

(Scroll down about halfway for his excellent Cthulhu Mythos illustrations.)

 

[Galethorn]

Some unholy union of Elmore, John Howe, and Claudio Pozas.

 

[Melan]

Dead, alive or undead: Dave Trampier, with a little help from Erol Otus and Frank Frazetta. Otus would be doing only colour work, the other two only B&W.

 

[Lonely Tylenol]

I would pick...

The unholy mixture of Wayne Reynolds, Shane Glines, Michael Greenholdt, Tauhid Bondia, Fred Perry, and Joseph England.

I like assembling contradictory styles to portray a world, because it gives multiple approaches for people to find something they can relate to.

 

[Michael Tree]

Eric Hotz: For the gritty medieval aspects

Claudo Pozas: For the character portraits

Charles Vess: For the magical aspects and the fey

 

[WayneLigon]

James Burrel or Tim Collier of Reaper miniature; whoever did the interior illustrations for The Eldest Son'. George Perez. Neal Adams. For the quasi-Planescape idea I have in the back of my mind: Phil Foglio. Eric J ('Rex Mundi'). For Mutants and Masterminds campaign: Todd Nauck (Wildguard) or Robert Kirkman (Invincible)

 

[tarchon]

alsih2o

 

[eryndel]

I'd love to see a mix of Brom and Michelle Uran for the interior art and potraits with perhaps some cover art by Michael Whelan. Cartography would be done by Eric Hotz or Ed Bourelle.

In an ideal world...