Veronica’s 2007 Convention Season Begins
The life of a freelance illustrator, while more glamorous than you can possibly imagine, is also quite hectic. Veronica V. Jones‘ schedule, for example, is filled with long stretches of quiet introspection and the gentle pursuit of her craft, but each spring heralds an onslaught of fantasy gaming conventions. With these events come wild fits of preparation, weary travel, and frantic fandom.
This latest season of chaos officially …read more
Posted on Wednesday, April 18th, 2007 by Jeff
Jon’s Fantasy Characters Get WordPressed
Back in his dusty little corner of the Interweb, Mr. Johnathan Darkly has interrupted his semi-annual ritual of publishing new images to upgrade his site to the WordPress platform.
This sudden software segue seems to have resulted in not much more than somewhat larger thumbnails, more complicated URLs, and a few spelling fixes, but at least he’s added the ability to comment …read more
Posted on Monday, December 11th, 2006 by Jeff
Near and Far Eastern Delights at MoonShines
We’re right in the middle of convention season, and Veronica’s site MoonShines Fantasy Art has been updated with works from two of her most recent projects: Tales of the Caliphate Nights is a new RPG from Paradigm Concepts that brings ancient Arabia to life, while The Legend of the Five Rings is the epic saga of feudal-Japanesque Rokugan.
Veronica will be back at GenCon this year …read more
Posted on Tuesday, July 25th, 2006 by Jeff
Undersea Scroll Benefit Auction
During the most recent GenCon Indy, with the help of 17 attending artists, the Mythic Undersea Scroll was created. This enchanted underwater vista was crafted on a Japanese calligraphy-style scroll that is 61″ x 17.5″, and features the original artwork of the following fantasy artists:
John Armbruster, Storn A. Cook, David Deen, Jeff Easley, Carl Frank, Liz “Galindorf” Harper, Andy Hopp, Kennon James, Patrick Keith, Vicky Keith, Brad Kim-Marchant, Jeremy McHugh, Raven Mimura, Chris Seaman, Tony Steele, Beth Trott, and David K. Wong. …read more
Posted on Monday, January 30th, 2006 by Jeff
