Posts Tagged ‘Tony DiTerlizzi’

More D&D from Tony

Monday, June 9th, 2008

Tony DiTerlizzi, the man who made Planescape a must buy for me, posted more Dungeons & Dragons related works this weekend. On Saturday, it was a Tiefling, and Sunday he went Gith. I think if WotC was to re-release Fiend Folio, they should use Tony’s rendition of the cover (and include his version of the Kenku as well).

For fans of roleplaying game artists, his blog should be on your daily feed.

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Tony’s Mouse Thief AD&D Character Sheet

Monday, May 19th, 2008

Tony DiTerlizzi, currently known for his illustrations in the Spiderwick Chronicles, has posted his character sheet for an Advanced Dungeons & Dragons mouse thief character on his blog here (scroll to the bottom). This is the second AD&D post in a couple of posts, the other one talks about the Kenku, can be read here. Tony DiTerlizzi has done artwork for various roleplaying games, including AD&D’s Planescape and Changeling: the Dreaming to name a few (a whole list can be seen at Pen & Paper here). It was his artwork that really attracted me to Planescape, and made Changeling: the Dreaming one of my favorite series of World of Darkness books.

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