Also! AD: Kate Irwin, she's an amazing AD who always gives artists commissions that both play to our strengths and also challenge us
— ❄️ Festivus Prime 🌟 (@April_Prime) November 20, 2020
art
The rogues I hate the pleasure of painting up for Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything
The rogues I hate the pleasure of painting up for #TashasCauldronofEverything
Phantom
Soulknife
Drow using Steady AimAD: Kate Irwin#TashasCoE #dnd5e pic.twitter.com/fXu34NspYi
— Nikki Dawes (@nikkidawesdraws) November 17, 2020
Warlocks art for Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything!
Warlocks for #TashasCauldronofEverything!
Pact of the Talisman
The FathomlessAD: Kate Irwin #TashasCoE #dnd5e pic.twitter.com/gG1YAxXh92
— Nikki Dawes (@nikkidawesdraws) November 17, 2020
How big are dragon brains?
How big are dragon brains BTW ? I’d have thought they would be similar to that of dinosaurs, small in comparaison to the size of their heads.
2:41 PM · Jan 7, 2021 1)
My ditty doesn’t refer to D&D dragons, but in the game, human folklore, and a lot of fantasy fiction, dragons are depicted as wise and magically capable, which argues brilliance (albeit often tinged with a dangerous-to-selves…— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 10, 2021
2)
…overabundance of vanity). Science thinks some dinosaurs had “motor nerve nodes” in various body locations, so their (relatively) tiny brains may not have done all the work, but in any case it’s likely they weren’t casting magic, … 3)
…conversing eloquently in vocal language form, and accumulating a wealth of knowledge they could call upon comprehensively, so: dragon brains must have been bigger or more efficient/functioning more highly.— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 10, 2021
“Tooth of Dahlver-Nar” for Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything
I totally got to use a real mosasaur jaw fossil I have from this area for reference, by the way. So much fun. pic.twitter.com/02zCoPpKZE
— 🔥 Crystal Sully 🔥 (@CrystalSully) November 17, 2020
I had a lot of fun with the sketch for this guy, getting to really capture that red dragon sneer was a treat. pic.twitter.com/9hQVtGX4aN
— 🔥 Crystal Sully 🔥 (@CrystalSully) November 18, 2020
Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything – Claudio Pozas art
And here's another piece I did in part traditionally. In order to mimic the tiles of a mosaic, I did the elementals by hand using pointillism, then applied them to my digital painting. AD: Kate Irwin. pic.twitter.com/D5m3t1Iqws
— Claudio Pozas has a Patreon! 🇧🇷 #EleNão (@claudiopozas) November 17, 2020
Dang, I posted Spell Components in another thread!https://t.co/pMiFqrdIn7
— Claudio Pozas has a Patreon! 🇧🇷 #EleNão (@claudiopozas) November 17, 2020
Haunted Gem, from #TashasCauldronofEverything. I'm really proud of how this ghost came across. I wanted to portray a realistic suit of plate armor, inspired by Gianni de Lucca's comic book adaptation of Hamlet. AD: Kate Irwin@Wizards_DnD #dnd pic.twitter.com/AblNyN4DRU
— Claudio Pozas has a Patreon! 🇧🇷 #EleNão (@claudiopozas) November 18, 2020
And finally, Puzzle Box, from #TashasCauldronofEverything. I know, it's just a box, but I really liked how the textures turned out. It's one of those small things that makes an artist proud. #art pic.twitter.com/2ZUTIqK7Sv
— Claudio Pozas has a Patreon! 🇧🇷 #EleNão (@claudiopozas) November 18, 2020
Concept art I did for Dungeons & Dragons: Rime of the Frostmaiden Icewind Dale
Concept art I did for Dungeons & Dragons: Rime of the Frostmaiden Icewind Dale #DnD #DungeonsAndDragons
Concepts for Reghed Glacier and Spine of the World. pic.twitter.com/wyB0yVJ6DR
— Jenn Ravenna Tran (@JennRavenna) September 17, 2020