by Boris Vallejo.
Click below to see an eyeball tentacle! an ominous title! and a halloween mask that looks like the gross old Six Flags man!
Today is my dad’s birthday – and appropriately, I found this illustration he did for a Father’s Day card. Love you dad! See more of his brilliant work below and after the jump.
OK, so I have to respond to Jim’s last post about sexy CGI because I found a Star Wars message board with a bunch of sexy CGI Star Wars “babes.” I feel a special connection with Star Wars, because my name is Luke, and because I love red and green girls in bikinis. May the force be with you!
Also, here is a link to the website of the guy who makes all of this “art.”
The displacer beast “a puma-like creature with six legs and two tentacles growing from its shoulders” that “always appears to be three feet away from its actual position” is one of the only rare creatures we’ve encountered in D&D. We made a cloak of invisibility out of its hide.
World Disaster Tour, 1980.
Please note the original sticker on the plastic wrap: DO NOT PLAY DURING A FULL MOON.
That John Christopher sure could inspire illustrators. I’m afraid I don’t know who the artist is in this case.
Growing up, this was far and away the book that I perused the most. My parents, for whatever reason, stopped collecting after volume 3 but, as soon as I got my first disposable income, I purchased the entire set on eBay for like $35; right after I bought a Genesis (Power Base Converter included) and a Phantasy Star II cartridge.
This is why I got into art when I was little.
