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List of role-playing game artists

 
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  • Liz Danforth - Tunnels and Trolls artist
  • Das Pastoras - Pseudonym for Julio Martínez Pérez. He started in the art gaming industry as an illustrator for the spanish publishing house Joc Internacional and very soon, in the early 90', he became one of the main illustrators of the company. He painted covers and inner illustrations for numerous games and supplements from Joc Internacional original publications or spanish translations, such as RuneQuest or Stormbringer
  • Gene Day - Cover art of the first Call of Cthulhu edition (1981)
  • David Day
  • Jeff Dee - many early TSR products including Deities and Demigods
  • Brian Despain
  • Tony Diterlizzi - many early TSR products including 2nd Edition Monster Manual and Planescape series, DiTerlizzi's home page
  • Larry Dixon
  • Les Dorscheid
  • Michael Dubisch
  • Vincent Dutrait - Dragon Magazine, Call of Cthulhu, The Dark Eye, Warhammer FRPG,
  • Michael Dutton
  • Terry Dykstra

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  • David S. LaForce
  • Lissanne Lake - Many fantasy gaming products, including Skirmisher Publishing and Dragon Magazine
  • Hubert de Lartigue - He illustrated covers, sourcebooks and supplements in the french gaming industry, such as the french translations of RuneQuest, Land of Ninja, Stormbringer etc.). Some of his covers had been used in other languages publications, like his RuneQuest supplement cover Genertela, used in the United States and in Spain[5]
  • John and Laura Lakey
  • Deborah Larson
  • Rob Lazzaretti
  • April Lee - Cover and interior art for a variety of titles including Legend of the Five Rings and 7th Sea (Alderac), In Nomine (Steve Jackson Games), and Kingdoms of Kalamar (Kenzer & Co). [5]
  • Jody Lee - Cover art for the third edition of RuneQuest (1984) and the first of Pendragon (1985)
  • Tracy Lesch
  • Vince Locke
  • Todd Lockwood
  • Eric Lofgren - many interior illustrations and cover art credits. [6]
  • Pat Loboyko - Desolation RPG by Greymalkin Designs
  • Chuck Lukacs
  • Richard Luschek - many Harn art credits.

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  • Chris Marrinan - Created inner illustrations for the third edition of RuneQuest and the fourth of Call of Cthulhu
  • David Martin
  • Jean E. Martin
  • William McAusland - Desolation RPG by Greymalkin Designs
  • Angus McBride - Was the main illustrator of the MERP series of rulebooks, sourcebooks and supplements
  • Jeremy McHugh - Desolation RPG by Greymalkin Designs
  • Raven Mimura
  • Jeff Miracola
  • Matt Mitchell
  • Albert Monteys - He is nowadays the chairman of spanish magazine El Jueves but he started making illustrations for the role-playing game magazine LÍDER, Joc Internacional's RPGs magazine. He also illustrated inner pages from the spanish translated Trollpack, supplement from the RuneQuest series
  • Dawn Murin

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  • Vinod Rams
  • Roger Raupp
  • Adam Rex
  • Wayne Reynolds
  • Darrell Riche
  • David Roach
  • Jennifer Rodgers illustrations for publishers including: Blue Devil Games, Decipher Inc., Adept Press, Anvilwerks, and many others. [7]
  • Scott Roller
  • Jim Roslof
  • Luis Royo - He made the cover for the second edition of spanish role-playing game Far West

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  • Ryan Rey Tackett - Desolation RPG by Greymalkin Designs
  • Jean Pierre Targete
  • José Antonio Tellaetxe Isusi - He's the spanish chairman of RPGs editing house Ludotecnia, in addition of being its main illustrator. His artwork can be appreciated in games like Ragnarok, ¡Piratas! or Quidam
  • Ben Templesmith
  • Miles Teves - Jorune, later became a renowned Hollywood conceptual artist
  • David A. Trampier - TSR Hobbies Staff Illustrator, creator of Wormy, a comic strip that ran in The Dragon magazine. Infamous for mysteriously vanishing for decades before resurfacing in a newspaper interview as a cab driver.
  • Timothy Truman - TSR Hobbies Staff Illustrator (early 1980s)
  • Francis Tsai

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References

  1. Pen and Paper's artist list only lists artist who have art in the gallery. Pen & Paper also keeps a searchable database of all RPG artists, even those without art on their gallery. That listing can be found by putting the artist name in the search box.

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