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| Lolth in Amber by Jeff Dee |
Best part is Jeff is currently going through his own works and recreating them one Kickstarter project at a time - and they're worth every penny.
Your thoughts?
Saturday, February 8, 2014
February Artfest: Lolth in Amber by Jeff Dee
Best part is Jeff is currently going through his own works and recreating them one Kickstarter project at a time - and they're worth every penny.
Your thoughts?
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Loved his V&V stuff. A lot of his D&D stuff makes the characters look like superheroes, like that flying wizard.
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I kind of like that because it's really appropriate when you consider that in the worlds they inhabit they pretty much are.
DeleteJeff Dee was always one of my favorite artists.
ReplyDeleteOne of mine too Chris! He's actually on Google+, and he's a pretty nice guy. You should totally look him up.
DeleteI love Jeff Dee. His style always struck me as heavily influenced by comic book art, and that is a good thing. I don't think that he's definitive of Old School fantasy RPGs (that would be Trampier), nor of Old School SF RPGs (that would be William H. Keith, Jr.), but his illustrations for Villains & Vigilantes are superior to anyone else who did superhero RPGs (not counting the repurposed art in Marvel Superheroes or DC Heroes), and he did a fine job in his D&D illustrations.
ReplyDeleteI love him too!
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