The painted cover for the never released fantasy role- playing game for the Amiga computer by the now defunct Micro Illusions. Thousands of full size posters of this painting were shipped to computer retailers in anticipation of its release, and if you're very lucky, you can still find them. Original is 24" x 36", painted in acrylics.

The inside front cover of the Amiga game. Original painting is 10" x 12", painted in pastels.

Another painting for the cover of an Amiga computer game for Micro Illusions. The original painting was 11" x 14", painted in acrylics.

Ed was commissioned to draw a realistic drawing of a character called a skilltaire, which is a mustelid (weasel-like) creature with a long, prehensile tail and two thin, sensitive antennae. Drawn in graphite pencil.

More drawings of a skilltaire's head, in different positions.

A rat builder for the cover of a Micro Illusions product called the Dungeon Construction Set, a utility for creating your own adventure games.

Another rat builder for Dungeon Construction Set.

A worldly, globetrotting griffin, originally created for a television gameshow based on TSR's Dungeons & Dragons. The game show never made it past the development stage.

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