AD&D 2nd edition Kobold inspired me to do this version
This concept artist took my old AD&D Kobold to the next level! Nice work @ParolinLucas #dungeonsanddragons #kobold #inspired #TonyDiTerlizzi pic.twitter.com/gKHFZsk83h
— Tony DiTerlizzi (@TonyDiTerlizzi) May 2, 2017
@GraphiKnight That was concept art, following an art description and trying new things. It happens a lot. Final versions were different (see image). pic.twitter.com/FbndVUzywe
— Conceptopolis (@Conceptopolis) April 10, 2017
Folks like Orcs. 🙂 #DnD #Art #Orc #Orcs pic.twitter.com/GV9ffkhxmi
— Conceptopolis (@Conceptopolis) March 22, 2017
Folks like goblins. 🙂 Dangerous in large packs, right? #DnD #Art #Goblin pic.twitter.com/PhAKsGUCAu
— Conceptopolis (@Conceptopolis) March 16, 2017
A lot of the artwork we show is "new" to many people, but it's often 12-18 months old (or older!) when we complete it.
— Conceptopolis (@Conceptopolis) March 17, 2017
An estimated 90% of the art we do is never seen publicly. It's like the iceberg pic you see everywhere, most of it hidden.
— Conceptopolis (@Conceptopolis) March 17, 2017
We did most of the art for the Dungeon Masters Guide and it's cool to see folks discussing magic items online. 🙂 https://t.co/TrGqqpd64j
— Conceptopolis (@Conceptopolis) March 20, 2017
What’s a magic #DnD item you wish your DM would give you and what would you do with it? pic.twitter.com/ZehZuhZsP9
— Dungeons & Dragons (@Wizards_DnD) March 20, 2017
Folks like Owlbears. 🙂 #DnD #Owlbear #Art pic.twitter.com/p2X4eEE6Bp
— Conceptopolis (@Conceptopolis) March 15, 2017
@Conceptopolis Some of the art direction we got early on when doing concepts for Owlbears was that it looked like they wanted to hug it
— Conceptopolis (@Conceptopolis) March 15, 2017
@Conceptopolis It's not easy making Owlbears look dangerous, but I think we pulled it off eventually haha.
— Conceptopolis (@Conceptopolis) March 15, 2017
What if humans were evolved from an owl ? These 17th Century drawings will give you the answer https://t.co/ddFKkne9cp
— Conceptopolis (@Conceptopolis) March 20, 2017
One of the 1st official D&D pieces we ever did (back in 2010). For Dragon Magazine maybe? #DnD #art pic.twitter.com/WXBQ4LGJdZ
— Conceptopolis (@Conceptopolis) March 15, 2017
