Buy it at once, it's very cheap in value regarding the number of pieces you get.

Most of this art is not what I would deem high enough quality to use in a commercial product, but there are several gems in here that will work well for me. The artist might do well to pick out the best pieces, provude a preview of them, and sell them in a separate pack.

Very little of this is usable in a professional product, and what is usable in theory will probably not be relevant to your project, whatever it is. I strongly advise against buying this. If you're looking for stock art then I suggest that you check out Purple Duck, Kimagu, Fat Goblin Games, or Misfit Studios. You can even find better art than this just by looking at the free products on DTRPG.

Patrick's art is awesome especially the pen and ink art. The computer-enhanced art is still pretty cool, just not as much my favorite. Most of what you will get here is more of the former, though. My only complaint is where are the orcs? You get barbarians, goblins, lots of undead, some npcs, some pcs, some legendary beasts like dragons, but no orcs.

I like the art and it certainly gives you a wide selection. Some of it has a very "old school" AD&D 1st edition feel to it, which I like. Overall I am satisfied with the product but I am a little miffed at how fast the price dropped. I bought it when it first came out for $12 and a few days later it is now $5. A word of advice to the publisher: please don't drop your price so fast. Not a huge deal since you do get a lot of art for the price, but it makes me hesitant to purchase future products upon release if there is a possibility it might be cheaper a few days later.

This is a very good, solid set of fantasy art and worth the price for sure. There are really good choices of quality art that can have many good uses. I plan on putting a LOT of these to use in my adventure Modules. Will buy future art products from you if you make them!