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Great art work at a decent price, as the previous reviewer mentioned.
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It is hard to go wrong with an art pack from Kimagu, as the level of quality and talent is always high. Perfect for the small publisher looking to add some excellent imagery of the demonic kind to their stocks.
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Decent enough artwork, but very misleading in how it is presented, as it would lead you to believe you are getting four total images, when in all reality what you are getting is two images, since the summoner and elemental share the same page. Would have been far better to have them on separate images as I don't need the summoner, or at least have them separated by at least enough space one could easily create a selection box around the elemental to isolate him.
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Always satisfied with Kimagu art packs, as the quality is excellent. Small Publishers working without Kimagu artwork are cheating themselves when it comes to a fantastic value for the price.
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It is hard to go wrong picking up packages from Kimagu, each package I have purchased has been consistently as good as the last. Truly a prefect resource for the small publisher.
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Once again Kimagu delivers with an excellent collection of illustrations. Six images, with one each in a sepia and a grey scale, totaling twelve images for the collection. As always, was not disappointed with the illustrations, as Kimagu tends to deliver ridiculously high quality for stock art packages. Any small publisher not utilizing these styles of art packs are cheating themselves when you consider how affordable they are, and how much quality they bring to the table.
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A beautiful set of fantasy art - six armed and armored anthropomorphic animals in dynamic poses. The pictures are excellent, but I have to agree with the previous reviewer - it would have been much better to have them on separate pages of a PDF, or as a collection of JPGs, rather than on a single page/image file.
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First off, the artwork is great. Really good stuff here. But...and you knew there would be one...All the images are on the same jpeg image. They are not separate images. I know it's not a big deal, but it means I have to go in and pull out each image and save it individually, which is a bit of a pain. But again, that's a fairly minor beef and once I get past my lazyness, the art is top notch.
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Great artwork for a great price. You really cannot go wrong buying Kimagu's stuff. That said, I would have liked to see a license and contact details for the artist in the download as I'm not sure how to properly credit him/her in my products.
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Martial dwarves dominate this six-pack of stock art characters, with three of the six figures depicting fighter/barbarian archetypes. A fourth illustrates a dwarven rifleman, not especially appropriate for most fantasy games. The other two images feature a druid or shaman clothed in a bearskin hood and a commoner (innkeeper, perhaps?) wearing a cloak or apron and smoking a pipe.
Each image comes in two versions, one in shades of gray and one superimposed on a blue background. The artwork is excellent, and a good value at less than $1.20 per image. Each image measures 2000 x 1414 pixels at 300 dpi. You can see small versions in the preview provided on the product description page.
My review copy of this product provided my first exposure to Kimagu's stock art, and the quality of this product makes it very likely that I'll look to Kimagu for other stock art needs as they arise (generally to illustrate NPCs or opponents in my D&D campaign).
I do have two minor gripes about this product, and they seem to apply to all Kimagu stock art packs. First, and most annoying, it downloads as a compressed .rar file, rather than using the more common .zip protocol. Second, if the publisher wants to market the product to English-speaking audiences, I recommend that the publisher find an editor more skilled in English to clean up the grammatical errors ("It's an Dwarf Stock pack with six Dwarf," for example) and confusing syntax in the product description and the misspellings in the file names ("berzerker," "chieftan," "riffleman"). The poor English doesn't impede the quality of the images in any way, but it does make the publisher look careless.
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The artwork from Kimagu in all products (I have purchased) is all well-executed and detailed line-art, and accommodates itself well to colorizing in Photoshop and similar applications. The small publisher would be well-served by this set o illustrations, and all illustration sets from this vendor.
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The artwork from Kimagu in all products (I have purchased) is all well-executed and detailed line-art, and accommodates itself well to colorizing in Photoshop and similar applications. The small publisher would be well-served by this set o illustrations, and all illustration sets from this vendor.
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The artwork from Kimagu in all products (I have purchased) is all well-executed and detailed line-art, and accommodates itself well to colorizing in Photoshop and similar applications. The small publisher would be well-served by this set o illustrations, and all illustration sets from this vendor.
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The artwork from Kimagu in all products (I have purchased) is all well-executed and detailed line-art, and accommodates itself well to colorizing in Photoshop and similar applications. The small publisher would be well-served by this set o illustrations, and all illustration sets from this vendor.
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What is there not to like about dragons? Particularly ones as beautiful as these...
What you get is six dragons in 12 jpg files, each done in sepia and in greyscale to suit your needs. The full majesty and power of dragons is captured well in these atmospheric drawings. One winged dragon with a long spiked tail stands majestically on a rock staring around, clearly lord of all he surveys. Another is perched rather awkwardly on a branch, claws clenched, muscles bunched, as he unleashes a gout of flame at an unseen adversary. One is caught in flight; a fine fellow with insect-like wings, he's hawking after a bird. Yet another wingless one slithers lizard-like along the ground...
These are both unusual and yet classic dragons. It's easy to imagine building a story about any one. Perhaps it's a painting the characters have found in a book or on the wall of a wizard's tower. Perhaps you'll use one as a glorious 'You see this' picture to hold up to your players. The possibilities are endless, and any one of these dragons will enhance your game.
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