Roger Moore
"Daria at 21"
(from "April Is the Cruelest Month," by Roger E. Moore)
Colored pencil on photocopied image of original
sketch; early 2003. Daria Morgendorffer at age 21, per "April
Is the Cruelest Month." Part of a larger picture showing
Daria and Jane Lane in the lobby of a Colorado ski resort.
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"Quinn at 18"
Colored pencil on photocopied image of original
sketch; October 2003. Quinn Morgendorffer on the beach.
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"Jane at 30"
Colored pencil on photocopied image of original
sketch; October 2003. Jane Lane at age 30, slightly different
look from future-ego shot at end of IICY?
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"Jane in Art Class"
Colored pencil on photocopied image of original
sketch; October 2003. Jane isn't satisfied with what she's
drawn.
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"Jane at Six"
Pencil sketch transferred large-scale to BMP,
cleaned up, colored using MS Paint, and shrunk; October
2003. Paint set, sketch book, bear, moon boots, and smirk--Jane
Lane is ready for her Muse. The original is much larger.
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"Jane Drawing on a Park Bench"
Pencil sketch transferred to BMP and colored
using MS Paint; early 2003 (revised October 2003). Her boots
are black, not dark gray, alas.
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Pencil sketch transferred to BMP and colored
using MS Paint; early 2003 (revised October 2003). Sort
of an op-art, Andy Warhol look.
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Roger Moore began writing fiction and magazine articles
in the late 1970s while working as a mental-health counselor in
the Army. He joined TSR, Inc., in May 1983, and later became editor-in-chief
of Dragon Magazine and Dungeon Adventures. He later ran the AD&D
core rules product group in the Games division, then worked from
home as an editor and game designer. He has short stories in a number
of Dragonlance, Forgotten Realms, and Ravenloft anthologies, and
two longer works ("The Maelstrom's Eye" and "Errand of Mercy").
He is the author of the Greyhawk product "The Adventure Begins,"
which won the Origins Award for Best Roleplaying Accessory of 1998.
He writes "Daria" fanfic just because it's fun. He is married with
two gaming-obsessed children.
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