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teh bunneh
Jul 15th, '04, 08:12 AM
There's an artist doing work on the Hero books that I've really been enjoying, but I can't figure out who he is.

The signature looks like a "D" inside a square with the number 7 (or maybe it's a "Z" ... or an "A" ... or something else entirely) superimposed over it. Unfortunately I don't have my books in front of me so I can't say what page numbers... Anyone have any idea?

Thanx! :)

Bill.
Steve Long
Jul 15th, '04, 08:49 AM
That's Jonathan Davenport.
teh bunneh
Jul 15th, '04, 11:31 AM
Cool, thanks! Does he hang out on these boards? I'd like to tell him "nice job." :D

Bill.
Enforcer84
Jul 15th, '04, 11:47 AM
He shows up occasionally, especially when someone says "Good Job". :D
keithcurtis
Jul 15th, '04, 01:09 PM
That's Jonathan Davenport.

One more request and this is going to have to go into the FAQ. :)

Keith "Davenport Fan" Curtis
Blue
Jul 15th, '04, 01:39 PM
Off Topic: Keith, are you also a Self-Drawn man? I Like your spiffy new avatar.
keithcurtis
Jul 15th, '04, 03:53 PM
Off Topic: Keith, are you also a Self-Drawn man? I Like your spiffy new avatar.

Thank'ee :)

Keith "But this thread is about Jonathan" Curtis
AndyM
Jul 15th, '04, 08:13 PM
I have a dream ... one day, all the artists will sign their art in such a way that everyone can read it. :)
Crimson-Hawk
Jul 15th, '04, 10:31 PM
Ain't going to happen, sadly. ;)

Even I sign my art with a "DR" that's "sewn together" in such a way that the "D" serves as the "spine" of the "R." :D

This is probably much more work than Andy and Allen want to put into products, but a certain other company has occasionally put notes in the inner margins identifying artists of particular pieces. Then again, artists could sign their pieces legibly, too, like Andy would like.

Either event happening any time too soon is probably equally probable. :D
Nyrath
Jul 16th, '04, 06:26 AM
Ain't going to happen, sadly. ;)
This is probably much more work than Andy and Allen want to put into products, but a certain other company has occasionally put notes in the inner margins identifying artists of particular pieces.
In the fantasy RPG The Burning Wheel, the inner margin had a table of each artist's seal/logo/signatures. Sort of like the legend on a map, which I thought was a nice touch.
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JmOz
Jul 16th, '04, 09:45 AM
What I would love is a web site for him...
teh bunneh
Jul 16th, '04, 10:15 AM
Who's the artist who did the FHG2 cover? I really like his skellingtons. :)

Bill.
Ben Seeman
Jul 16th, '04, 10:27 AM
Nick Ingenri and Jonathan Davenport

I've updated the front page to be more informative. :)
AndyM
Jul 16th, '04, 10:42 AM
What I would love is a web site for him...

"Ask and ye shall receive -- seek and ye shall find..."

http://www.davenpoe.com/ <-- Jon Davenport's (or D-poe) as we like to call him.

http://www.ingeneri.com/ <-- Nick's site (NING)

Andy