Archibald
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Incline Classic D&D/AD&D/OSR Art
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it's a cover from a novel: https://www.amazon.com/Red-Sands-Paul-B-Thompson/dp/088038591X
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Dorateen
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The line about a notarized will is funny, because the 1st edition AD&D character sheets had exactly that on the bottom of the back page.
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The cartoon is probably specifically referencing TSR 9029 Permanent Character Folder and Adventure Records, which included a page for "highlights of a character's life and previous adventures" that ended with a space for the character's "Last Will and Testament":
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Glen Orbik, who created the painting used for the AD&D 2nd edition Trivia Game, a portion of which was then cropped for a color page in PHBR7 The Complete Bard's Handbook:
He only created two other pieces of art for TSR: the cover of adventure module GA3 Tales of Enchantment and an interior color piece for PHBR12 The Complete Paladin's Handbook (doesn't seem to have appeared anywhere else).
I hope this hasn't already been mentioned ITT but there's a documentary film covering the history of art in the D&D game that is just outstanding.
Eye of the Beholder: The Art of Dungeons & Dragons
It features interviews with many of the all-time best including guys like Elmore and Easley and many others. If you grew up looking at these guys' works you will get misty-eyed watching this film.
It's available on Amazon if you're interested. Highly, highly recommended.
Eye of the Beholder: The Art of Dungeons & Dragons
It features interviews with many of the all-time best including guys like Elmore and Easley and many others. If you grew up looking at these guys' works you will get misty-eyed watching this film.
It's available on Amazon if you're interested. Highly, highly recommended.
RangerBoo
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I love these old school art pieces. There is a charm to them you don't see with the new Tumblr inspired art. There is more heart and more grit. More passion.
deuxhero
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Has anyone made this?
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Has anyone made this?
I thought the same thing. Some ingredients seem fake.
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This drawing by Keith Parkinson appeared in Dragon Magazine #72 (April 1983) in an article about cavaliers, and it might have served as the inspiration for Clyde Caldwell's illustration for the cover of the Forgotten Realms Adventures hardcover book:
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