Knight of the Black Rose -- Clyde Caldwell cover art for James Lowder's 1991 novel that transports Lord Soth from Dragonlance's Krynn to Ravenloft's Demiplane of Dread

Clyde Caldwell, ''Heavy Metal'', Vol. 2, #3, 1978 Source

Happy Wizard Wednesday and (two days late) birthday to Clyde Caldwell!

Clyde Caldwell, cover illustration for Spellfire, by Ed Greenwood (TSR, July 1987).

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Clyde Caldwell

Vampire: the Masquerade - Player's Guide Cover Art by Clyde Caldwell

Art by • Clyde Caldwell

Forgotten Realms. Art by Clyde Caldwell

Clyde Caldwell

The Dark Queen Takhesis. Art by Clyde Caldwell

At the end of the trail through Loring's Wood, the party finds the old black dragon in the circle of stone (Clyde Caldwell, AD&D module RPGA3: The Forgotten King, 1983)

Dragon 172 (August, 1991). “The Worm has Turned,” by Clyde Caldwell, featuring Babette the Barbarian (based on Caldwell’s then-fiance Babette Fletcher). I like this cover a lot, though it does kind of seem a bit, I dunno, Freudian. I also wonder if those calf-skin pants were added later, given Caldwell’s seeming anti-pants stance.

The Secret Sea Cover Art by Clyde Caldwell

Clyde Caldwell