Tags: Alex Tooth Branko Bistrovic Chris Seaman Damien Mammoliti Jason Rainville Jorge Maese Lydia Schuchmann Mauricio Herrera Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Roberto Pitturru Scott Purdy
This is the first PF product I'm really excited about since the APG!
The bard named Jason is what finally clued me in to the fact they were artist names. And it was the second time I'd looked at the artwork.Hey now, dudes named Jason can be adventurers, too, ya know. :) Or even impossible-to-kill mass murderers with an interest in machetes and hockey masks. 
Saw it on DeviantArt first. Kind of makes this blog entry kinda lackluster.Really? I downloaded it the first time I came across it, so I had access to some of the file info. I tried finding it on DeviantArt again for you using said info, but couldn't find anything. I then checked some other picture files I had downloaded which followed the same file naming convention. It was then that I realized they were all from Facebook. So no. I was mistaken. I first encountered it on the Paizo Facebook feed, then later saw it on the actual site blog. Curse my poor memory! 
Or even impossible-to-kill mass murderers with an interest in machetes and hockey masks.The bard named Jason is what finally clued me in to the fact they were artist names. And it was the second time I'd looked at the artwork.Hey now, dudes named Jason can be adventurers, too, ya know. :) So your typical adventurer. :P
Saw it on DeviantArt first. Kind of makes this blog entry kinda lackluster.Really? My "Really" wasn't a comment on being surprised that the art we chose to preview had already appeared elsewhere... but that you felt the need to call the blog entry "kinda lackluster."
It amazes me how things can get so mixed up. Here I thought I was doing you guys a favor by letting you know you had an over-eager artist or some form of company leak. Instead, I've offended you. In of itself the blog is not lackluster at all. It's just that it's about art--art which would have had greater impact if I hadn't already seen it. I apologize. I did not mean to be insulting. 
The consistency between the various artists is rather remarkable here. (And with that of Wayne Reynolds, I might add). Really lends a strong sense of product identity. 
A strong sense of Product Awesome too. I've been scouring my books this evening looking for a level 3 or 4 wizard. (I will be using the Ezren statblock that appears in the back of Racing to Ruin.) There actually aren't very many wizard statblocks in the GameMastery Guide NPC Gallery. Looking forward to more arcanists in NPC Codex. I hope you guys decide to do a second one eventually with more of the races from Advanced Race Guide and all of the base classes. 
Speaking of DeviantArt, is there any Paizo's group page on that site with the entries of all DA-signed artists who have done commissions for Pathfinder?
That half-orc looks awesome. All of the others look awesome too. I just can't say no to a woman with a giant axe and that sort of look. Beyond that though, if you guys ever do an NPC Codex 2 (doubly so if it include races like fetchlings, tieflings, aasimar etc) I -totally- want to work on that! Dibs! Totally want to call dibs!
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