Great content for filling in the white space in documents. I used a few pieces of art from this and other resources to add flavor and a visual aspect to the written text in my DMG product.

This pack contains 106 images ranging from normal lizardfolk to weird tentacly monsters. The quality of the images varies alot. Most is high resolution digital images but a few looks like fuzzy low res scans. I expected more humans and humanoids

The effort of compiling previous edition art is appreciated, but accurately naming the creatures depicted would go a lot further for better organization of the images. I am confused as to whether the filename intent is a true lack of knowing what the creature is or a failed attempt at being cheeky.

There appear to be two styles of DMs Guild Creator Resource Art Packs: This one, where the images are named inaccurately^ and of lower quality, but in greater quantities and reference their sources, and ones like: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/170630/DMs-Guild-Creator-Resource--Beast-Art where the images are named accurately and are high quality, but in smaller quantity and not source-referenced.

I'd love the two styles to combine and be the best of both. Also to have the artists credited!

^examples: a bugbear is listed as an orc, a verbeeg is listed as a green elf, a redcap is listed as a goblin.