Robot X-4 Begins the Search

Into the Shadow Vale

 

The Shadow Vale Player's Guide for Torn World is out and available on RPGNow!  Alyssa Faden has done a wonderful job with this and it is a product definitely worth your while.  Plus, this marks the first Pathfinder compatible product I've done art for, which is some sort of milestone, I think... Fear not, Old Schoolers, this fine product would be quite easily used for your purposes as well! 

Meanwhile, in the depths of the Space Fortress...

This weekend was a quiet one, which was nice to have.  Spent a lot of my time reading John Stater's excellent Tales of the Space Princess game, which is just a beautiful thing.  If I have to sum up Space Princess in a sentence, it would be: A dungeon crawl on the Death Star.  It's approach is just so straight forward, and the nods to classic science fiction of television and the movies are so unabashed, Space Princess charms you right away.  I usually don't go into reviews and things here on Curmudgeons, but I do like Space Princess a lot, and haven't seen something as imagination charged as this since Encounter Critical.

Which leads us to the Ro-Man above, lurking in the Space Fortress.  Obvious nod to Robot Monster here!

Labyrinth Lord Referees Screen revealed!

 

Just got done signing all the Labyrinth Lord Referees Screens that kindly folks purchased through the Kickstarter program, and I do have a bit of a kink in my hand and neck.  Still, it was awfully cool to get to sign all those screens, and so I suppose it wouldn't hurt to let you guys in on the big secret.  So, here you go, the art for the LL Refs screen that will be heading your way soon!

Flogging a Dead Horse

Or at least it seems so.  Some of you might remember this image, which I did for James Malisweski's Cursed Chateau back in 2009.  This image not only got used in that adventure, but was also featured in a gallery show at the Indianapolis Contemporary Gallery featuring the art of that book.  

Well, this week this same image will make an appearance at the Soho Gallery for Digital Art in New York City in the show titled "Dungeons & Dragons: On and Ever Onward" , which runs from January 4th to the 11th.  I'm proud to represent our hobby in such a space, and a little shocked to have it happen yet again with this piece.  Nice way to start out the new year, eh?

1st Post of the New Year

And for the first post of 2012, I present the first drawing of 2012.  Working on a study of dwarves, and this one is maybe a little too happy looking for my tastes.  Definitely will try to dial up the dour for future studies.

Deadly Dawn Cover!

The cover for an upcoming adventure for X-Plorers.  Yay!