Episode 38: Gaming Art, or Smackin’ the Jeeves

Very important but very overlooked, art has been a part of gaming since the start of the hobby. But what goes into making the art for game books? How can art change a game without altering a word? And why does Rob Liefeld come up when we’re talking about artists?

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Jeff Preston

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Jake Burgess

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Basic Dungeons & Dragons (Darryl)

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Champions Complete (Ross)

Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition (Ross)

Mutants & Masterminds (Ross)

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