Illustrations by Eva Widermann and Wayne Reynolds. Widescreen version here.
Dragon Empires Gazetteer Wallpaper!
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Check out this great wallpaper for the Dragon Empires Gazetteer, courtesy of two of the nicest and most talented artists in the business—Wayne Reynolds and Eva Widermann!
The gazetter is GREAT.....however i do have one complaint on the wallpaper.
Sajan is playing Portal or Portal 2. His leg starts by kicking up on the bottom middle, but he is clearly on the right kicking the oppisite direction........
While I am certain that Wayne A. Reynolds and Eva Widerman have both been illustrating long before I knew their work, they have been an inspiration to me in my work for years now.
I still remember about a dozen years ago, when Wayne Reynolds did all of the illustrations for magic items in the D&D DMG, and most of the class books in 3rd Edition. And when I began to recognize Eva Widerman's work in Dungeon magazine ...
Neither of them have ever failed to impress me. Eva does some of the most amazing fantasy portraits in the business, and Wayne always has amazing perspective and vivid, alive scenes. This is no different.
It's artwork like theirs that makes me want to continue being a fantasy artist.
The gazetter is GREAT.....however i do have one complaint on the wallpaper.
Sajan is playing Portal or Portal 2. His leg starts by kicking up on the bottom middle, but he is clearly on the right kicking the oppisite direction........
Just a consistancy note.
Unfortunately this was the first thing I noticed too. :(
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flash_cxxi wrote:
GarnathFrostmantle wrote:
The gazetter is GREAT.....however i do have one complaint on the wallpaper.
Sajan is playing Portal or Portal 2. His leg starts by kicking up on the bottom middle, but he is clearly on the right kicking the oppisite direction........
Just a consistancy note.
Unfortunately this was the first thing I noticed too. :(
Philistines. He is clearly using Abundant Step and Dimensional Dervish and we caught him in mid-step. Honestly, do you need everything spelled out for you? ;-)