Todd Lockwood
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The latest from RA Salvatore.
This is the first oil painting I’ve completed in eight years. 30×40, oil on paper on birch ply. I have to say, it is nice to hold an actual painting in my hands again.
I hope to have an excuse to do more.
I don’t have a proper title for this one yet; I’ve been lazy about titles in the past, but this one deserves a title suited to the image. Suggestions welcomed!
For the cover of the book by Joel Rosenberg. Weeeee!
This was the badge art for Dragon Con in Atlanta. Considering I had four hours to paint it, it turned out pretty well!
A red dragon demonstrates to people in flimsy costumes why they should hide behind large stone pillars
This cover for the Science Fiction Book Club release of "His Majesty's Dragon," by Naomi Novik, was loads of fun to paint. How often are you asked to paint a dragon and tall masted ships in the same painting? For me, so far, just this once ...
Cover art for the book by that name by Blake Charlton.
Cover of the book “Not Really the Prisoner of Zenda”, by Joel Rosenberg
Tanya Huff is probably best known for her vampire stories, so when I first got this commission, I was expecting something creepy.
The third in the "Band of Four" series by Ed Greenwood
One of the very last Dragonlance module covers, before 3rd Edition was released and Dragonlance was relegated only to novels. The Good Guys and the Bad Guys have teamed up to eliminate a larger threat…
A golden aquatic dragon rescues sailors from a sea serpent.
Cover art for an anthology of
dragon stories from Night Shade Books, “Wings of Fire.”
This is an all new cover for the Salvatore novel I originally illustrated in 1999. It is now the first book in a new series starring Entreri and Jarlaxle, the Sell Swords Trilogy.
Cover for the book "The Mirror Prince," by Violette Malan, from DAW Books.
Cover for book 2 of the Moonworlds Saga, Glass Dragons, by Sean McMullen
Magic Card
This painting was done for the Dragonlance Fifteenth Anniversary game product, and was so well received that it was used for the cover of the Annotated Dragonlance Chronicles as well. It won Best of Show at Dragon Con in '99, the Chesley for best Gaming Related Art, and appears in Spectrum 6.
Cover for the book of Dragons, the last product I worked on during my time as a staff artist for Wizards of the Coast.
Cover for The Ragged Man, by Tom Lloyd, from Pyr Books
From the Ravnica World of Magic: the Gathering. He is one of the leaders of the studied, but deadly, Blue/Red coalition.
A green, grinning monster. This was more fun than is legal!
The dragons in Dragonlance Fifth Age were HUGE…
This cover for "Midnight Tides," by Steven Erikson, was some of the biggest fun I had in 2006. The scene was moody and filled with portent.