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The first official Dungeons and Dragons guided sketchbook for artists of all skill levels on how to draw the characters, creatures, and landscapes of the world's greatest roleplaying game.
- Complete with tutorials and practice pages for you to develop your artistic ability and build confidence
- Learn about anatomy and proportion, light and shade, texture and detail to bring a greater sense of realism to your artwork
- Compact 'sketchbook' format allows you to practice while you travel or wherever you choose to work from
- Developed and written by Tom Babbey, an award-winning illustrator, concept artist, and art director in the fantasy gaming industry
- Features official D&D artwork throughout to provide inspiration and practical reference
A beautifully bound book, the Artist's Journal is the must-have companion to creating your world of characters from the Forgotten Realms.
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast LLC and is used with permission.
Price: $26.99
Pages: 160
Publisher: David & Charles
Imprint: David & Charles
Publication Date:
25 August 2026
ISBN: 9781446316863
Format: Paperback
BISACs:
ART / Subjects & Themes / Science Fiction & Fantasy, Painting, drawing and art manuals, ART / Techniques / Drawing, COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / Fantasy, GAMES & ACTIVITIES / Role Playing & Fantasy, Role-playing, war games and fantasy sports, Mythical creatures: Dragons
Tom Babbey is an award-winning Illustrator, concept artist, and art director in the fantasy gaming industry, as well as a classically trained art instructor and traditional wildlife fine artist. Tom’s artwork can be seen in a wide range of Dungeons and Dragons rulebooks and supplements, as well as on the tabletop, where he’s designed hundreds of Official D&D miniatures. When he’s not adventuring in Faerun, Tom teaches traditional painting and drawing at the renowned Watts Atelier of the Arts in Southern California, where he strives to keep alive a lineage of learning focused on the fundamentals of representational art.