Tim Kvasov

@timkvasov.bsky.social

the man who dreamed of faeryland #StopTheWar #RussiaIsATerroristState All views are my own. No NFT, no AI. www.timkvasov.art

Our games industry is people. Our studios are people. Our teams people, our games by people for people. Our games are made by people, in groups of people, in teams of people, making people things for people. The magic is people, and the people deserve so much better than all this. I am so sorry.

The thing I like the best about Frank Franzetta's EOWYN VS THE NAZGUL LORD is that Eowyn was disguised as Dernhelm, just another one of the boys. Which means that this is how all the Rohirrim were dressed.

Frank Frazetta's Eowyn vs the Witch King. Eowyn is clad in a chainmail bikini as the necromantic witch king looms over her, ready to strike with his mace.

THE GUNSLINGER ON THE BEACH (1982) Acrylic on Board - 28" x 18" The winter months of 1980-81 were tough. My wife and I became parents with the arrival of our daughter in November, and I needn't tell anyone who has children what that means in terms of lifestyle changes...like lack of sleep. 1/4

Roland Deschain, the last gunslinger, stares contemplatively across the sea as waves gently lap the shore. Footprints can be seen in the damp sand leading to where he sits, pistol unstrapped at his hip and bedroll at his side. The sun hangs low but intense, blazing a line of orange across the horizon. Over a low stretch of wispy clouds, the silhouette of an asymmetrical tower rises dream-like in the sky. Odd projections mark the sides while spires of varying height sit atop the peak like chaotic crenelations.

Some choice panels of incredible Ashley Wood art from our Batman Black and White story - The Crown of Twelve Tails. Still one of my favourite things I’ve ever done. Happy Batman Day! 🦇

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Laying off thousands of people so that your numbers look better for the quarter while making many more billions is such a f'd up reality. Making numbers go up forever is not sustainable and never was. What a colossal waste of talent and then later the cycle goes back to hiring and acquisition again.

The great Stephen Fabian is one of those artists from the 2E era of AD&D that just doesn’t get enough credit or attention. His interior illustrations in the Ravenloft line and Tome of Magic especially stand out. Pitch perfect aesthetic… and what an amazing talent. Pure 💯.

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The hot thing about MERP modules is that often they have these Angus McBride covers. Look at this one of the White Council rushing into the Necromancer's fortress of Dol Guldur! Look how Radagast has those woodpeckers!

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