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4e D&D; Dungeon Masters Guide - Chapter 11: FallcrestAcrylics on board, approx 50cm x 40cm
© Wizards of the Coast. 4e Dungeon Masters Guide; Interior Illustration.
Original artwork for sale; UK£ 2500
Having conquered the dungeon the adventurers seeks a spot of R&R in the local town, but all the citizens can see is a sudden influx of wealth and an opportunity to make some of their own.
I relished the chance to do a busy street scene, and opted to for a top down view to give a panoramic sweep, and slight detachment to the viewer. The two far background areas, top left and right, provide focal points with the eye being led between these two by following the course of the adventurers. Who in turn provide focus through the attentions of the crowd.
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I could'nt wait for my comp copies, and have already bought it
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Damn those D&D citizens live in cramped spaces.
Love the perspective and details. At closer look you can really see all of the merchants and citizens trying to sell their stuff to the adventurers.
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That's peasants for you
Pleased you like it.
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omg, this si amazing job... and again, so many details, i guess it is your domain 
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Thaks very much, pleased you have enjoyed it
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This is beyond amazing! You must be proud of yourself with this one, if not - you'd better be
But honestly, this is a splendid picture. So much detail, everyone and everything in the picture seems important in his own way. A true masterpiece },]
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Thanks. I did push myself on it
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Man I just don't know how you do it! So much detail crammed into that space, but it's never -too- much. The eyes just wander around soaking it all up like a sponge 
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Glad you feel the detail isn't too overwhelming, but absorbing as I'd hoped - have a good soak in it
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so much detail, figures and places to look. like the guy above im not into that kinda thing but its sill fantastic.
I would have thrown in a "where's waldo" but that might ruin the atmosphere.
Take care, SB
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Thanks - I have always loved doing crowd secenes - they are hard work, but very satisfying
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Man, I remember if I got assigned to illustrate a crowd scene in art school, I'd feel sick.
Good work.
These names may be meaningless to you, but were you asked to partially base your human fighter on Regdar and your halfling on Lidda (the 3e iconics for fighter and rogue)?
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The names are not meaningless at all - I was told to come up with something new, but recognisable at the same time.
Thanks
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i'm not a d&d guy, but this is some amazing work... the detail is just crazy. well done, sir.
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Thanks very much - glad you are enjoying taking in the details
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