Damn. That's the impressive -- and frightening -- take I've seen on the Headless Horseman in art in a long time. Kudos to the artist (and the sick imagination of the Paizo staff who brought it back to (un)life).
I heard that Erik Mona doesn't do much at the office anymore other than stroll around, look over people's shoulders while smoking large cigars, and occasionally snapping his suspenders with his burger-greasy fingers.
Would someone please expound on this and how it affects the Paizo work environment during these crucial days?
I heard that Erik Mona doesn't do much at the office anymore other than stroll around, look over people's shoulders while smoking large cigars, and occasionally snapping his suspenders with his burger-greasy fingers.
I heard that Erik Mona doesn't do much at the office anymore other than stroll around, look over people's shoulders while smoking large cigars, and occasionally snapping his suspenders with his burger-greasy fingers.
Those aren't cigars.
Well, not technically.
Is that because of the $100 bills used as rolling paper?
I heard that Erik Mona doesn't do much at the office anymore other than stroll around, look over people's shoulders while smoking large cigars, and occasionally snapping his suspenders with his burger-greasy fingers.
Carved pumpkin heads are just silly and referencing them in anything which intends to be truly terrible simply undermines it. It's like the lion's speech in A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Personally, I thought that was one of the most awesome artistic touches and interpretations ever. This is a Headless Horseman I'd want to run in a game. Can you imagine trailing that flaming pumpkin-head ball-and-chain across the ground behind him and then hurling the end of it like a wrecking ball through windows and structures to set them on fire?
Personally, I thought that was one of the most awesome artistic touches and interpretations ever. This is a Headless Horseman I'd want to run in a game. Can you imagine trailing that flaming pumpkin-head ball-and-chain across the ground behind him and then hurling the end of it like a wrecking ball through windows and structures to set them on fire?
Having accumulated a shelf full of excellent adventure paths collecting dust while waiting for the stars to align so I can run one (or better yet, play in one!), I haven't been tempted to buy a new one for some time. This image makes me want to buy Ashes at Dawn NOW. Gorgeous, inspiring, scary! Love everything about it, including the perfectly creepy jack-o-lantern
Personally, I thought that was one of the most awesome artistic touches and interpretations ever. This is a Headless Horseman I'd want to run in a game. Can you imagine trailing that flaming pumpkin-head ball-and-chain across the ground behind him and then hurling the end of it like a wrecking ball through windows and structures to set them on fire?