SF&F Picture 12 out of 37 by Alton Lawson.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Ethereal Doppleganger

This is the 'Ethereal Doppleganger' entry for the Dungeons&Dragons Monster Manual 2. Note: He appears here with a wall behind him but not that way in the published book. THe wall was removed as per Art Direction for publication.


	Categories: [Demons, Imps, Devils, Beholders...] [Mythical Creatures & Assorted Monsters] [Vampires, Zombies, Undeads, Dark, Gothic] [Book Illustration] Techniques: [Computer-coloured Picture] Inspirations: [Dungeons & Dragons]

Date	Name	Comment
6 Feb 2005	Anonymous	Loading... Good, but needs more features on the body-less face!
9 Jul 2005	Elizabeth Holgate	Loading... Love the mottled, but almost luminous effect to his skin here, very unique. And I know this'll sound rather odd, but the floor (perspective and detail) is nicely done too! Good work as usual. =]
20 Nov 2005	Faithful Requiem	Loading... My rogue was killed by one of those..... =(
11 Dec 2005	Frida Månsson Bergholtz	Loading... I like it better with the background. Terrific lighting.
4 Jan 2006	Pyre	Loading... I rather think it speaks to your skill that the creature retained its imposing nature even without the background
19 Mar 2006	Anonymous	Loading... Mon Dieu, I used one of these in my D&D... I really enjoyed killing off my friends' parties with him and others... so thank you!
22 Jun 2006	Anonymous	Loading... I love dopplegangers...Very nice!
22 Jun 2006	Ebba Forsberg	Loading... Crreeeeepy...
23 Jul 2007	Isaac John Jackson	Loading... You did a wonderful job with the doppleganger, congrats again
31 Mar 2008	Kate Rhynn Smith	Loading... Wow... I think this is pretty kool. I can never make ANYTHING look luminous...
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