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A creative child, James S. Cole grew up drawing everything from smiling suns to cool cars. All that changed in 1981, when his Mother gave him a copy of "The Tourist's Guide to Transylvania."
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Jim's work can be seen in role-playing game books, magazines, illustration annuals and yes, even greeting cards and convention displays. Jim has a fondness for art depicting zombies and fallen angels and the dichotomy between life and death.
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Jim became enamored with the dark illustrations of Les Edwards and Terry Oakes. These and other illustrators Larry Elmore, Jeff Easley and Brom, have had a profound influence on Jim's work, which ranges from digital to silkscreen.
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Jim currently lives in a suburb of Buffalo, New York. In his spare time he enjoys 4-wheeling, hiking, role playing games and metal music.
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All Images ©2008 James S. Cole illustration
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