Wayne Reynolds is a British fantasy artist with a wonderfully fresh yet recognizably pulp style, known for his work on Magic: The Gathering, Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder and more.

This is not a facial style, but rather one that captures A) his stout, geometric silhouettes, B) his well-equipped character designs and C) the "fullness" of his compositions. He's a master of filling space, creating dynamic and action-packed scenes full of charming details without the result feeling overly chaotic or otherwise unaesthetic. The showcase images hopefully do a good job explaining if I'm not being clear.

LORA USE

• Trigger is 'in the style of wayne reynolds.'

• At lower strength can be useful for adding more fantasy accoutrements to the composition

• Now's the time for terms like dynamic, action-packed, billowing, movement, motion, etc.