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Wednesday, 19 October 2011

Monster Brains

Posted on 11:13 by Unknown


Monster Brains, and art blog specializing in fantasy and horror art, just posted scans of the Official D&D coloring book from 1979. I've already printed these pages out and my kids are coloring the Beholder as we speak!



Also, be sure to check out the Monster Brains post from a few weeks ago, where they posted two dozen high resolution scans of classic Hildebrandt paintings.
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