The Role-play Games Art of Peter Andrew Jones

THE CAPTIVES OF KAAG

From the Legends of Lone Wolf book of the same name. Created for the Solar Wind Picture Library in 1990 and licensed to Red Fox Books in the UK and to Edizioni E. Elle in Italy. Skeletons, sand, oddments of bone. Surely a "decidedly different" cover artwork for a role-play gamesbook. Painted in Acryloil with a tiny bit of airbrushing this is another inspired rendering of a particular genre subject.

Joe Dever, author of the book series, keptÊ in communication with Peter at our London studio throughout the process of creating the images for the Red Fox series - a wealth of history surrounds these works. All Peter's previous successes in Science Fictions and Fantasy, his time at St. Martins School of Art school, where his strongest influence was probably Salvador Dali - the whole of this produced the imaginative, characteristic and deeply descriptive mode of creating illustration after illustration; for Joe Dever's series, Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone's Fighting Fantasy books, Mark Smith and Jamie Thompson were studio visitors, David Hickling and Perry HInton, Dan Glimne at Brio/Alga - all these role-play games authors and more, passed through or were inextricably involved in the studio's process of creating these legendary and famous role-play games works.

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Catalogue No.swa185


THE CAPTIVES OF KAAG From the Legends of Lone Wolf book of the same name. Created for the Solar Wind Picture Library in 1990 and licensed to Red Fox Books in the UK and to Edizioni E. Elle in Italy. Skeletons, sand, oddments of bone. Surely a "decidedly different" cover artwork for a role-play gamesbook. Painted in Acryloil with a tiny bit of airbrushing this is another inspired rendering of a particular genre subject. Joe Dever, author of the book series, keptÊ in communication with Peter at our London studio throughout the process of creating the images for the Red Fox series - a wealth of history surrounds these works. All Peter's previous successes in Science Fictions and Fantasy, his time at St. Martins School of Art school, where his strongest influence was probably Salvador Dali - the whole of this produced the imaginative, characteristic and deeply descriptive mode of creating illustration after illustration; for Joe Dever's series, Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone's Fighting Fantasy books, Mark Smith and Jamie Thompson were studio visitors, David Hickling and Perry HInton, Dan Glimne at Brio/Alga - all these role-play games authors and more, passed through or were inextricably involved in the studio's process of creating these legendary and famous role-play games works. SNAP DEAL terms here Catalogue No.swa185