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Larry Elmore on Advances in Art
The free badges contest is over, Robin's manscript is finished, and "40 Years of Gen Con" is into layout now ... on schedule for its August release at Gen Con Indy. So what can we do to keep you interested until then? Here's what ...
In the course of writing the book, Robin interviewed over 75 of the most influential people in the hobby games industry ... we're talking BIG names like Margaret Weis, Larry Elmore, Ed Greenwood, R. A. Salvatore, Tracy Hickman, and many many more. We've decided to give you all a taste of what's to come by posting audio clips of some of the best interviews here at GenConHistory.com.
Our first exclusive clip comes from Larry Elmore, and it appears in the book in a condensed form. In it, he talks about how fantasy art has changed since he started attending Gen Con. Click the link below to listen!
INTERVIEW AUDIO CLIP: Larry Elmore on Advances in Art
Posted by Michelle N.
4/06/2007 01:11:00 PM
The free badges contest is over, Robin's manscript is finished, and "40 Years of Gen Con" is into layout now ... on schedule for its August release at Gen Con Indy. So what can we do to keep you interested until then? Here's what ...
In the course of writing the book, Robin interviewed over 75 of the most influential people in the hobby games industry ... we're talking BIG names like Margaret Weis, Larry Elmore, Ed Greenwood, R. A. Salvatore, Tracy Hickman, and many many more. We've decided to give you all a taste of what's to come by posting audio clips of some of the best interviews here at GenConHistory.com.
Our first exclusive clip comes from Larry Elmore, and it appears in the book in a condensed form. In it, he talks about how fantasy art has changed since he started attending Gen Con. Click the link below to listen!
INTERVIEW AUDIO CLIP: Larry Elmore on Advances in Art
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Posted by Michelle N.
4/06/2007 01:11:00 PM
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