It's amazing how many great fantasy artists there are. And when I go to their site, knowing only one or two book covers they've done it's fun to see how many OTHER covers they've done that I know.

Take Matt Stawicki as an example. I knew he'd done more of Carol Berg's covers, but I didn't realize he did Karen Lowachee's or a lot of the newer (and much better looking) Dragon Lance covers.
http://www.mattstawicki.com/
Cris Ortega is a Spanish artist who I discovered through her own book of stories and artwork,
Forgotten. It's haunting but beautiful.
http://www.crisortega.com/
An artist whose covers (at least on Solaris titles) almost force people to pick up the books, Michael Komarck. When
Summoner first came to the store I knew it would be a hit. With cover art that good, how could the book possibly be bad? (I know judging books by covers doesn't always work, but sometimes, as with
Summoner, it does.)
http://www.komarckart.com/
Finally, an artist whose covers I remember from my teens, Keith Parkinson. He did the original covers for the Death Gate Cycle (Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman), and writers like Terry Brooks, David Eddings, Terry Goodkind and more.
http://www.keithparkinson.com/
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