| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| SquirrelMortis12-31-06, 05:25 PM | I personally enjoy the work of Lucio Parrillo. His work has evolved into my envisionment of what Eberron art should be like. Another who has recently caught my eye is Mitch Cotie, particularly his art in Dragonmarked (gotta love the Ghorad'in strike force) and Secrets of Xen'drik (the scorpion wraith, albeil, and scorrow particularly). Post your favorite Eberron Artists as well! |
| Flack Jack12-31-06, 05:45 PM | I don't have the books with me but the guy who drew the pictures in Players Guide to Eberron with the frow sig. The ink is alive! |
| cancerousmango12-31-06, 06:29 PM | Favorites: Wayne Reynolds (http://www.waynereynolds.com/WOTCGallery2A/3.jpg) and S. Prescott (http://wizards.com/dnd/images/pgte_gallery/95019.jpg) Least Favorite: Lucillo Parillo (http://wizards.com/dnd/images/pgte_gallery/95014.jpg) and Wayne England (http://wizards.com/dnd/images/sx_gallery/98377.jpg) |
| SquirrelMortis12-31-06, 07:25 PM | I agree on the fact that Wayne England's art is bad (atleast it aint as bad as Dennis Crabapple McLain), but I think Parrillo is good (most of the time, that picture of the shifter weren't too good). ((Excuse the intentional bad grammar)) Edit: Flack Jack, I believe the artist you mention goes by the name of Draxhall Jump Entertainment |
| cancerousmango12-31-06, 07:26 PM | I personally enjoy the work of Lucio Parrillo. His work has evolved into my envisionment of what Eberron art should be like. Mel Gibson with breasts. (http://www.lucioparrillo.com/images/wizardsjobs5.jpg) He sucks when drawing people. His only good ones are the empty vessel (http://www.lucioparrillo.com/images/wizardsjobs2.jpg) and non human (http://www.lucioparrillo.com/images/wizardsjobs18.jpg)things. (http://www.lucioparrillo.com/images/eberron3.jpg) |
| SquirrelMortis12-31-06, 08:00 PM | Hey it does look like Mel Gibson...:eek: But how can you say no to this? (http://wizards.com/dnd/images/Dragonmarked_Gallery/101297.jpg) Or even this (http://wizards.com/dnd/images/sx_gallery/98401.jpg) or this (http://wizards.com/dnd/images/sx_gallery/98368.jpg). (Here is some of the (http://wizards.com/dnd/images/Dragonmarked_Gallery/101347.jpg) art (http://wizards.com/dnd/images/sx_gallery/98396.jpg) of (http://wizards.com/dnd/images/Dragonmarked_Gallery/101317.jpg) Mitch (http://wizards.com/dnd/images/sx_gallery/98380.jpg) Cotie (http://wizards.com/dnd/images/sx_gallery/98385.jpg). |
| Belabras01-01-07, 03:42 AM | I like Wayne Reynolds the most, but I don't really dislike any of them. The Eberron art team has been top notch so far. |
| The White Sorcerer01-01-07, 11:11 AM | I agree on the fact that Wayne Reynolds art is bad What? Agree with who? Most Eberron fans would disagree with you. Unless you mean Wayne England. |
| SquirrelMortis01-01-07, 11:15 AM | What? Agree with who? Most Eberron fans would disagree with you. Unless you mean Wayne England. :eek::banghead: :banghead: :banghead::eek: ((Smilies speak louder than words...;))) |
| mhacdebhandia01-02-07, 09:17 AM | My favourite is Wayne Reynolds - I have "Battle Over Sharn" from Sharn: City of Towers on the wall to my right. I'm very fond of Steve Prescott's work, along with Franz Vohwinkel and Mitch Cotie. Lucio Parillo is more hit-and-miss but on the whole I enjoy his work. I like Draxhall Jump Entertainment's work, but I loathe the fact that they use that graphic signature. It detracts from every piece they do. I'm not fond of Steve Ellis' art - it's not bad, just a bit off to my mind - and my distaste for Wayne England's work, and his inability to draw creatures not facing directly forward, is long-established. |