Delayed Friday Art Attack

Man, I haven't done a Friday Art Attack in a long time. Because I just finished my Freeport Trawl, I thought I'd highlight the Wayne Reynolds covers that he did for Freeport. Because I have all of the products, I do—after all—have all of the covers. 

There is actually one more WAR cover piece set in Freeport; the Fantasy AGE 2e cover. It's set in Freeport, but it's not a Freeport product. And I don't have it, so... eh. It's a pretty nice piece. A little too grrlbossy for my taste, but otherwise not bad. It's also readily available, since there's a pdf of the Quick Play rules available for free that includes it. A PDF24 Toolbox extraction of the image, and good to go.

Anyway, in no particular order...

Tales of Freeport

Fantasy AGE 2e (in Freeport)

Freeport: City of Adventure

The Pirates Guide to Freeport

Black Sails Over Freeport

Denizens of Freeport

Freeport Trilogy Fifth Anniversary Edition

Creatures of Freeport

Demogorgon art attack II

A number of years ago now I did an "art attack" post specifically focused on the D&D "character" Demogorgon. I've got a lot more art that I've found online here and there since then. Here's some more. Most of these are probably more recent vintage, but some may be older and I just didn't find them at the time.

I cropped this one; it had a bunch of other demon lords in it, but this was the part I liked best.

vs. Orcus

Concept for a model you can 3D print. It actually looks just like that too.

Kinda classic, kinda new

I really like this one, with the much more snaky heads

I think in 4e and beyond, the notion of "baboon heads" has been completely forgotten. But the new look... isn't bad.

Obviously more "comic book" style, but still cool

Why is he in a cave, anyway?

Actually, this one was (I believe) in my earlier post, but this is a better version of the image.

Much more iconic and traditional than most of these newer ones.

Tuesday (?) Art Attack (Undead Edition)

I haven't done an art attack in forever. It's not Friday, but when I go months or even years without doing them, I don't need to be strict about my former schedule. Today's focus is (mostly) undead, and mostly Wayne Reynolds. But a few pieces by other artists and a few that aren't undead focused will probably slip in. 

See, right here; not undead. This is the mean streets of Absalom from the Pathfinder campaign setting.

The 5e version of Acererak.

Not exactly undead, but pretty iffy.

Against a ghost dragon. Again, from Paizo. What can I say? WAR did a lot of art for them.

Really cool Eberron novel cover, with ghosts.

Pretty classic piece, although I can't remember which 3e book it originally appeared in.

Another Paizo piece.

Undead executioner.

I dunno. Pretty cool, though.

Another Paizo cover with vampires.

The man himself; the "Dracula" of D&D. 

This is a great piece that is another novel cover from Eberron. Sadly, the cover art was the best part of that book, by far.

Monster manual comic book villain vampires.

Ghouls. In my setting, proto-vampires. I need to finish that train of thought one of these days...

Man, I love this piece so much! Although to be fair, I wish it were human warriors instead of dwarves.

When the necromancer calls!

Friday Art Attack

It's that time again.

Yeti and snow leopards is just an awesome idea.

A Darkness at Sethanon; the wraparound book cover of the edition newer than mine.

A naked girl and her gorilla. I dunno. It's interesting.

As much as I like a lot of WAR art, his over-the-top superhero fantasy isn't my jam anymore.

Warhammer ghouls

early 5e concept art for aboleths

Absalom harbor from the Paizo campaign setting.

Another WAR supervillain

Some Morrison dinosaurs; my favorites, generally. Missing all the sauropods.

Pirate/viking stuff

Traditional Lovecraftiana

Again; cool images, just not my idea of fantasy these days. I prefer a more grounded approach.

Orcus-like

Quori from the 5e Eberron book, I believe.

A classic WAR wraparound cover from 3e Eberron