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Dungeon Magazine General Discussion


So that you know who I am; I'm an artist who has done illustrations for D&D since 98. I just found the new message boards. I've been so busy with my current full-time gig, that I've had to stop doing freelance illustration for Paizo (or anyone else for that matter) for over a year now. I'm so pumped to be back, I had to shout it here. I see the community looks promising. I'll be delivering a higher quality of art than I have in the past, and I hope you guys are pleased with the results. I'll look to you for feedback on these forums, if it works out that way (meaning if my posting is kosher here).

I was pumped to see that one of the avatars was from one of the jobs I did for Paizo (the one I'm using). If you're not familiar with my past work, and are interested in seeing it, here are a few links:

The only cover I did for Dragon Magazine
http://www.mikespencil.com/galleryimages/308_cover.JPG

Spies for Dragon
http://www.mikespencil.com/wotc/allspies.jpg

Map of Westeros (poster included in the mag)
http://www.mikespencil.com/wotc/westeros5.JPG

And from a really old (yuck!) job, a Tiefling
http://www.mikespencil.com/wotc/xaositectss.JPG

I hope I came to the right place to post this. Also, I hope to hear back from anyone on any particular job I've done (I've done many)- whether it's accurate, painted well enough, etc, so that I can be sure to increase my capacity for illustrating D&D with each illo.

This is also my introduction post, so HELLO. Great to be here. :)

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Nice stuff, Mike. Welcome to the on-line community. :)


You did the character portraits for the spies issue?

Those were super.

We must see more from you.


Thanks a lot for the welcome, Zherog. :)

Troy Taylor wrote:
You did the character portraits for the spies issue?

I did 6 of them. My buddy Howard did another 6. Same issue & article. We had a color theme for each piece to make it more fun (notice one piece is predominantly orange, while another is yellow, violet, etc) It was fun sharing a job. So I hope the ones I did are included in your overall regard for them. ;) I know Howard's were "super." That boy can PAINT!


Nice stuff Mike. I particularly like the spies and the map... Always a sucker for a good map... Maps are good... Maps are your friend. :D


I definitely had my fill of maps. This is the only one I did that was worth showing. I think I did 4 other in-game maps. Top-down (of course) maps of town streets, and one of a sewer. They were also those freebie fold-out posters you get in the D&D mags.


Love the dragon cover and the spies, especially.

Here's hopin' we give you lots of work!

- rob


Wonderful art Mike.

Welcome to the boards!


Thanks a lot, guys.

So I did an illustration for #128, which should be mailed out late this month. If you'd like a sneak peek, I might be talked into sharing it here. I just need to make sure it's kosher first.


feeb wrote:

Thanks a lot, guys.

So I did an illustration for #128, which should be mailed out late this month. If you'd like a sneak peek, I might be talked into sharing it here. I just need to make sure it's kosher first.

The peek would be nice. I know everyone else said this, but great job! The art is awesome! Without all of the wonderful art, Dungeon (and Dragon) would be a dreary-er place.

Welcome, and hope you enjoy the boards!

WaterdhavianFlapjack

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