A marvelous piece we really liked. Used it for Tarshish the Dragon Queen of the Mountains in our "Nine Dragons" book

Like others, I use a lot of Dean's art pieces for our products. We use a lot of the black and white stuff. I had to have this, because I wnated to portary a diplomatic dragon in our "Nine Dragons" book, and the scene, with the head dwarfing the woman, even though she is showen almost as a full body person, and the dragon just the head, the dragon dominates the scene.

We used this piece to accompany our draconlich statblock in the dracolich chapter of our "Nine Dragons" book.

This is another piece for the mad desert dragon chapter in our "Nine Dragons" book. The far away storm, the small detail of the skeleton, it evokes the dangers and majesty of the desert environment.

I love Dean's art very much, and I bought many of his pieces because they give such a great sense of world. We used this in our Mad Desert Dragon chapter for our "Nine Dragons" book

Great scene full of character and details! The dwarves are all the same but different! Used it as a new dwarf guardian order for the kingdom of Tarshish, in the Tarshish episode in our "Nine Dragons" book.

Great action and details! Used a smaller scale of this to detail the frost breath of the dragon queen Tarshish, in our "Nine Dragons" books.

Perfect for our needs, which were a drowned zombie. Used in the chapter for the dragon "Typhon", who cane raise sea themed undead, in our "Nine Dragons" book

Great evocative scene! Used it in our "Nine Dragons" book, in the dracolich chapter

I love Dean Spencer's art but the "fade" effect on the borders makes it look sort of low res, which it isn't Used it for the "Gorma" chapter in our "Nine Dragons" book

Loved the details! Used it to add some illustrations to the chapter "Gorma Giant Earth Lizard" in our "Nine Dragons" book

Very useful, used it as a stand in for a dragon scale shield in our "Nine Dragons" book

I love Dean's art and use it in many of published materials. The picture is great in terms of color, movement and the action in the scene. There are softer colors at the top where you can add wording and the title, and the character properly fills the page without just standing in the middle like in most pictures of the sort. This was a great picture to deliver the mood I wanted on the cover.

Very useful for its specific needs. If you need a "universal" calendar, this is it. Too bad it doesn't have a role of years, as well.

I think it's great we are provided with free color art to use in our products