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[[Image:Asmodai-MG.jpg|300px|thumb|right|[[Asmodai]] of the [[Dark Angels]], an iconic drawing by Mark Gibbons]] | [[Image:Asmodai-MG.jpg|300px|thumb|right|[[Asmodai]] of the [[Dark Angels]], an iconic drawing by Mark Gibbons]] | ||
Mark Gibbons is a concept artist, illustrator and games developer and has, over the years, produced innumerable sketches and drawings, especially for [[Games Workshop]] and [[Blizzard]], but also [[Riot Games]] as well as [[Privateer Press]]. He may be best known to [[fa/tg/uys]] for his work on many Warhammer army books and codices since the 1990s. | Mark Gibbons is a concept artist, illustrator and games developer and has, over the years, produced innumerable sketches and drawings, especially for [[Games Workshop]] and [[Blizzard]], but also [[Riot Games]] as well as [[Privateer Press]]. He may be best known to [[fa/tg/uys]] for his work on many Warhammer army books and codices since the 1990s. | ||
As his gallery below will show you, his style is typified by highly detailed line art, grey-scale shading, dynamic poses, and a liberal application of the [[old school]] fantasy art aesthetic. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Mark Gibbons is a concept artist, illustrator and games developer and has, over the years, produced innumerable sketches and drawings, especially for Games Workshop and Blizzard, but also Riot Games as well as Privateer Press. He may be best known to fa/tg/uys for his work on many Warhammer army books and codices since the 1990s.
As his gallery below will show you, his style is typified by highly detailed line art, grey-scale shading, dynamic poses, and a liberal application of the old school fantasy art aesthetic.
Gallery
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External links
- MG Artworks, a portfolio site for artist and designer Mark Gibbons