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Denis Loubet

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Denis Loubet
OccupationArtist
Known forArtwork for tabletop role-playing games and video games, including Ashen Empires and Ultima series

Denis Loubet is a distinguished artist recognized for his contributions to multiple tabletop role-playing games and video games, notably including the MMORPG Ashen Empires.

Career

In 1980, Loubet created the Cardboard Heroes, a collection of vividly colored cardboard miniatures designed for fantasy role-playing games, which was released by Steve Jackson Games. He collaborated with Jennell Jaquays and Jeff Dee to develop further expansions of the Cardboard Heroes series. Commissioned by Richard Garriott, Loubet painted the cover art for Ultima I (1980), which subsequently led to him producing numerous cover artworks for Garriott’s projects.

Origin Systems

Loubet’s extensive work at Origin Systems includes cover illustrations, in-game graphics such as tiles and 3D sprites, as well as animated sequences for a wide array of titles:

Pixelmine Games

As a co-owner of Pixelmine Games, Loubet was responsible for creating both promotional materials and in-game artwork and animations for titles such as:

  • Ashen Empires
  • Dransik
  • Both Underworlds and its sequel
  • Super Collider

Pen & Paper RPGs

Loubet contributed cover and interior illustrations for numerous tabletop RPG products, including:

Blade of the Avatar series of novels

Provided interior illustrations for:

  • The Sword of Midras

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