From:	Bob Cauthron Wulfheim@********.att.net
Subject:	Karl Waller was Re: New on fasa.com
Date:	Tue, 3 Aug 1999 01:30:17 -0600

> > Karl Waller *rocks*. He did some illos in Corp Security Handbook, and
> he did quite a few cards for the Shadowrun Trading Card Game.
> >
> > Definitely one of my fave artists, though I think my favourite-ever
> SR pic has to be the Bradstreet 'happy gunner' near the start of the
> SR2 main rules. ;-)
> > Lady Jestyr

Karl Waller indeed rocks. My first sighting of his work was in the adnd
game. I have never seen the shadowrun tcg - now I want to see it for the
artwork alone. Overall, I like the art produced for the shadowrun game. I
also like Janet Ausilio's (sp?) style.

> I first saw Karl's work in the AD&D Arms and Equipment Guide (Ack!
> Pthooey!). I believe both he and his brother did pics for that, but I
> haven't had it for years, so I'm not sure. Even then I was impressed.
> Then I saw him a number of years later in Shadowrun and I was in
> looooove. :)

I have that game product, and have kept it for the art alone. Silly,
but I like it that much.

> Anyway, he's done quite a few of the "middle years" books - mostly, if
> not all, 2nd edition. Off the top of my head, I believe he has work in
> the Corp Security Handbook, Tir Tairngire and Tir na nOg, Corporate
> Shadowfiles and Prime Runners. There are others, but I can't remember
> them all.

Thanks for the update. I will have to track these products down and
take a look.

> And I'm afraid I don't know of any website. Ever since FASA
> (apparently) stopped buying his pics, I haven't seen his work anywhere
> (admittedly, I don't buy many systems besides Shadowrun).
>
> *Doc' worships at the feet of Waller-Man...*
> ==> Doc'
> (aka Mr. Freaky Big, Super-Dynamic Troll of Tomorrow)

No website, eh? Sigh. I have not found one either.

I appreciate the feedback from all.

Bob