My favorite is the cover of the World of Greyhawk folio. One of the very few cover appearances he had. It's not exactly a spectacular painting, but it foreshadowed his later work as a cartographer. Plus, the item being the first real AD&D campaign setting it has a special meaning to me. (As special as it can be considering the fact that I was 5 when DCS created that painting).

grodog wrote:I've always liked his work in general, and though I don't have a particular favorite, I've always enjoy the the little vignettes he drew in Appendix A of the DMG, where the part of PCs is adventuring and fighting salamanders, trolls, etc. Similarly, the image in EW for Queen Ehlissa's Marvellous Nightingale (a female wizard conjuring Orcus) has always stood out as well

yeah i think pretty much the same really....i just liked his art. when i got into D&D in 79/80, i already had a very active imagination, but seeing these amazing images just fired it up all the more and really put some meat on the whole thing generally.

i have to say that if i was REALLY forced to be specific, i would be torn in two really.

1. i loved his work in EPT - quality art all the way there man.

2. my most favorite module - Q1 Queen of the Demonweb Pits - the module that pretty much changed my life forever......

how i soooo kick myself for not bidding higher on his portfolio in stormies auctions.....