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- sorcerer blob
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Re: 66Mr Zarono's Weird Art
Whoa! That is a sufficiently weird swords and sorcery style, for sure. Definitely would fit!
That said, I couldn't see the entire book in that style. Admittedly I am partial to Le Grumph's art in the Legendary Edition.
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Re: 66Mr Zarono's Weird Art
sorcerer blob wrote:
Whoa! That is a sufficiently weird swords and sorcery style, for sure. Definitely would fit!
That said, I couldn't see the entire book in that style. Admittedly I am partial to Le Grumph's art in the Legendary Edition.
I agree that the art might not be the style you would want to see through the entire book. But I can see using a couple of select works in the chapters on magic, religion, and setting history.
And I intend to use some of his work as a handout for when their is the discovery of scrolls or pages from ancient books.
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Thread Starter- GMgerrymander
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Re: 66Mr Zarono's Weird Art
Whoa! That is a sufficiently weird swords and sorcery style, for sure. Definitely would fit!
That said, I couldn't see the entire book in that style. Admittedly I am partial to Le Grumph's art in the Legendary Edition.
I think Le Grumph's stuff was aexcellent and really captured the feel. That being said, some variety, especially stuff like this, might give more depth to the world.