Once again, another fantastic product. Tons of great pictures, predominantly fantasy themed with a couple of modern zombie related ones. And who doesn't love Zombies!!!!! Braaaaaaaains!

A collection worth having for any professional looking for quality material or anyone that just appreciates good artwork.

44 pages of art (and some ads). All come in both color and grey scale. Excellent images really.

Includes an easy to read and understand license.
The PDF format is bit more cumbersome, but the art is great.

Exactly the type of artwork small publishers need, with an easy to work within license and an even easier to work with artist, Joe Calkins collections are a must have for small publishers when it comes to stock art packages whose value highly exceeds their price.

I've been a fan of Cerberus Stock Art for a while now. They do good stuff!

As with the other sets, a number of pieces here are easily cover art material - especially for an indie publisher such as myself. The $20 price tag is phenomenal for a product that could give me four or five covers, as well as a good number of interior art pieces.

The quality is the same as other sets from Cerberus - a good bit of work has gone into this and it shows. It may not be everyone's style, but a quick look at the images on this product's page will show you what you're getting into.

I've used these products before and eagerly paid for them, and I'll use them again when new sets arrive.

Utility: 5 (Very useful as player handouts or for accent art on a website or blog)

Artistic Appeal: 5 (High quality artist renditions)

Cost: 4 (Good deal for the sheer number of quality pictures)

Comments: This is a stockpile of quality fantasy images. Each picture is presented in full color or in gray scale and are large. I highly recommend them. The price is up there, but you get 19 different images in two versions (color and gray).

Cerberus does some serious stock art, some of the best that is available here on DriveThru/RPGNow. I like the old school feel of the art in this package, the wild and creative energy that the art brings to the table that can compliment and inspire the game design work of publishers using this art. Any of the full color images in this would make for an attention-grabbing cover for a gaming project. One of the things that I really like about this art is the "street art" sensibility of it. This art is on the edge of the intersection of traditional fantasy art, graffiti art and custom art art. That is the sort of energy that I mentioned earlier, and I think that this is definitely a strength of the art as well as something that sets it apart from other fantasy stock art available. If you want something with the look of traditional fantasy art, and yet with a different sensibility to it...this is your stock art package. At just over a dollar per piece of art, this collection also gives you more bang for your buck.

The con for me is providing the art in PDF form rather than some form of an image format (like a jpeg or tiff). It's not a strong con, but it is still there. I would definitely prefer that my art be in a different format than PDF, only because it means fewer hoops to jump through sometimes in page layout. This definitely does not detract from the strength of the art.

This is some great stock art. While there are some weaker points to the set, there are some phenomenal pieces that could easily be used for the cover or interior artwork of your next RPG book.

Of particular note is the white dragon, with its intricate armor, and the ice giant battling the group of adventurers. Both are fantastic works, and I'll be looking at adding them to my next book. Pick it up!