A suggestion for your magazine / website

[johnnype]

I'm a big fan of both Dragon and Dungeon magazines. One of the many reasons is the fantastic artwork that graces the pages. Any chance we could get an art gallery of the artwork presented on the website? WotC does it for their D20 products and it comes in handy during a game. I thought the artwork in both your magazines could also use some additional exposure. I don't know if you own the rights to the pieces or if this is even possible but it's sad to think that all this wonderful artwork is only seen in one issue of the magazine and then sits in a hardrive somewhere for years (ever?). Perhaps getting the artists permission and giving them a credit on the website might convince them to allow posting the pieces.

Just an idea.

[Gary Teter]

johnnype wrote:

I'm a big fan of both Dragon and Dungeon magazines. One of the many reasons is the fantastic artwork that graces the pages. Any chance we could get an art gallery of the artwork presented on the website? WotC does it for their D20 products and it comes in handy during a game. I thought the artwork in both your magazines could also use some additional exposure.

We like the art, too. So much in fact that we're going to be using more and more of it on the website as time goes on. You can see a little of this on the Dungeon Resources page.

[jhilahd]

I like it too.

What I'm itching for are more maps to the Dungeon adventures. PDF, PSD, JPG - I don't care. But when they were on the old WotC website, I used to download them like mad. Take them into Photoshop and edit out the stuff the PC's could see. So PSD files would rock. I'd be willing to pay alittle extra too. Or maybe you could offer them to subscribers...

Thanks, I can't wait to see your DM resources fill up! Thanks for magazine and your hard work!

jhilahd

[Gary Teter]

jhilahd wrote:

I like it too.

What I'm itching for are more maps to the Dungeon adventures. PDF, PSD, JPG - I don't care. But when they were on the old WotC website, I used to download them like mad. Take them into Photoshop and edit out the stuff the PC's could see. So PSD files would rock. I'd be willing to pay alittle extra too. Or maybe you could offer them to subscribers...

Thanks, I can't wait to see your DM resources fill up! Thanks for magazine and your hard work!

jhilahd

While it's not exactly what you've requested, the Dungeon team has gone the distance for issue 114, with a PDF that contains all the maps for all the adventures. It's available as the usual low-resolution download, but also for the first time ever, as a print-quality giant download (33 MB!). Check it out here.

[jhilahd]

Thanks Gary. I erred. I meant to post this in the Dungeon forum. D'oh!!!!

Servers me right. For not double checking myself. Oh well...

Gary Teter wrote:

jhilahd wrote:

I like it too.

What I'm itching for are more maps to the Dungeon adventures. PDF, PSD, JPG - I don't care. But when they were on the old WotC website, I used to download them like mad. Take them into Photoshop and edit out the stuff the PC's could see. So PSD files would rock. I'd be willing to pay alittle extra too. Or maybe you could offer them to subscribers...

Thanks, I can't wait to see your DM resources fill up! Thanks for magazine and your hard work!

jhilahd

While it's...

[Omand]

Gary Teter wrote:

johnnype wrote:

I'm a big fan of both Dragon and Dungeon magazines. One of the many reasons is the fantastic artwork that graces the pages. Any chance we could get an art gallery of the artwork presented on the website? WotC does it for their D20 products and it comes in handy during a game. I thought the artwork in both your magazines could also use some additional exposure.

We like the art, too. So much in fact that we're going to be using more and more of it on the website as time goes on....

Sounds like a great idea. I look forward to seeing what you post on the site.

Cheers :-)