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I know this has been posted before, but this is a higher quality, crisp version for anyone that wants it.
You can purchase from Larry's online store here:
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This art piece did a wholelot of heavy lifting for the game. That said, Elmore is genre defining for the 80s and 90s fantasy and cyberpunk art.
“Cover me while I pay for parking!”
I found the paperback Shadowrun core book with this as the cover art at a garage sale a couple decades ago. That was my introduction to the setting and to cyberpunk in general. Ah, good times.
Oh, i have this one in a rubbermaid in my closet with my old WoD books. Feel like I need to go extract it, flip through it’s pages again.
Looks like Longshot from X-Men
Imagine having to do this every time you need to use the atm
Iconic
I have a signed print hanging on the wall over my desk as I type this. I also have his Star Frontiers art print signed and framed. AND the Death of Sturm and Crystal Shard signed prints on the wall in my library. His art defined so much of my sci-fi and fantasy imagery as a teen in the 80s.
regardless of opinions on Shadowrun as a game over the years, this art is an all time classic
I have the ttrpg book with this on the cover
This was the cover of the Shadowrun sourcebook that got my friends and I interested in the game and running a campaign. Good memories, but as I recall, we found the rule system cumbersome, but that may have been because some people were obsessing over stats for weapons and cybernetic upgrades. I thought the setting was really cool. Sometimes I look to see if some version of the game still exists.
I only ever played Shadowrun on Sega but I’ve but missing it ever since
Double uzis / Mac 10s is peak 80s
The one universe I really wish got a modern reboot, also thanks for link
Man I wish I still had my copy of this book!
I get bikini mail in fantasy games, because you know it was real…. but in a post-apocalyptic Seattle??? Cmon….
Those games are the best! I even love the Xbox one that everyone hated, played it for years with friends online
My first foray into the genre. Shadowrun for Sega Genesis