In honor of the fact that I got to play in Michael Curtis'Stonehell before I had the chance to run it for myself (play report coming soon) here is the iconic ogre faced doorway from the antechamber to hell.
The Ogre Arch is the work of Carl Nash. I don't know if he's got a blog or web presence, but he is on Google+. Carl was very kind enough to allow me to use his illustration for my Stonehell Tees and I have the same picture on my referee's screen.
Yah, Carl has two blogs, one mostly on D&D-ish stuff: http://backscreenpass.blogspot.com/
and the other, which I think he's more or less stopped updating is about Mutant Future, mostly: http://mutagenicsubstance.blogspot.com/
He's also a regular player in Carter's Lands of Ara campaign, so whenever we passed through that arch in Stonehell we'd give him a high-five. Cool stuff.
I like that image very much; do you know who the artist is?
ReplyDeleteThe Ogre Arch is the work of Carl Nash. I don't know if he's got a blog or web presence, but he is on Google+. Carl was very kind enough to allow me to use his illustration for my Stonehell Tees and I have the same picture on my referee's screen.
ReplyDeleteYah, Carl has two blogs, one mostly on D&D-ish stuff: http://backscreenpass.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteand the other, which I think he's more or less stopped updating is about Mutant Future, mostly: http://mutagenicsubstance.blogspot.com/
He's also a regular player in Carter's Lands of Ara campaign, so whenever we passed through that arch in Stonehell we'd give him a high-five. Cool stuff.
Now that picture is just too cool.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the work done by a fellow called Glad27 over on the Canonfire! site.
Very nice.