Alright here we go.
I like Ted Lindsey with his textured work and his proposal cover for T20 just rocked. I found that today. LBB with a splash of pictures ... yes.
Jesse Degraff's starship pictures are basically like the default everyone has to be judged by at this point. Great stuff.
I like Bryan Gibson. His art has the stylized feel of a comic book artist but with a great Trav sensibility.
Steve Bryant is good. I really, really like most of his work. 76 gunmen was great but I did not care for his cover work on the Classic Traveller Book but then again I really liked his work on Personal Weapons of Charted Space, really thought it was nice.
Who is the great under-mentioned Trav artist? Paul Daly is incredible. I mean his stuff is not just good or great. I mean the art captures the true feel of Traveller and that the same time feels completely modern and has that wow factor.
Ok, here is the big flame bait. I don't care for David R. Deitrick's work. It has too much of that pulp sci-fi novel of 1950 feel to it. Some nostalgic folks around love it. It does not float my boat. Sorry.
All of this is completely IMHO.
What are your opinions?
I like Ted Lindsey with his textured work and his proposal cover for T20 just rocked. I found that today. LBB with a splash of pictures ... yes.
Jesse Degraff's starship pictures are basically like the default everyone has to be judged by at this point. Great stuff.
I like Bryan Gibson. His art has the stylized feel of a comic book artist but with a great Trav sensibility.
Steve Bryant is good. I really, really like most of his work. 76 gunmen was great but I did not care for his cover work on the Classic Traveller Book but then again I really liked his work on Personal Weapons of Charted Space, really thought it was nice.
Who is the great under-mentioned Trav artist? Paul Daly is incredible. I mean his stuff is not just good or great. I mean the art captures the true feel of Traveller and that the same time feels completely modern and has that wow factor.
Ok, here is the big flame bait. I don't care for David R. Deitrick's work. It has too much of that pulp sci-fi novel of 1950 feel to it. Some nostalgic folks around love it. It does not float my boat. Sorry.
All of this is completely IMHO.
What are your opinions?