2012: Art Year in Review2013 took off like a rocket with work and adventures (and a flu that allows me a moment to look back on the wide variety of work I did in 2012). As Rod Serling might have intoned, “Submitted for your approval, the work of one Lee Moyer hanging here, in the Twilight Zone.” The largest grouping of pieces is of course my calendar. It’s my favorite project ever! Not just because of the work, but because of the amazing writers I got to work with and the fact that it raised tens of thousands of dollars for charity (it’s also eligible for the Best Related Work Hugo award. Just sayin’. 2013 ‘Check These Out’ Fantasy Literary Pin-up Calendar Covers: A Red Sun Also Rises and The Warlock’s Curse
A Stark and Wormy Knight and Confessions of a Five Chambered Heart Unpublished color work: I spent a lot of time last year working on 13th Age. The game is still in it’s final stages of pre-print and will be published late spring:
Misc. Fun Projects: 2012 marked the end of Dan Garrison and Zephy McKanna’s remarkable Exalted game. This set of Exalted trumps were a collaboration with Felicity Shoulders and Sarah Barker, and served as a tribute to Dan and Zephy’s work:
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