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Select an option from the menu on the left to see the artwork Geoff created for the covers for the White Dwarf gaming magazine, which also feature on Boxed Games,  Black Library book cover art, and "OTHERS" also Workshop related artwork.


Ragnars Claw

RAGNAR'S CLAW A Space Wolf novel by William King F ROM THE DEATH - WORLD of Fenris come the Space Wolves, the most savage of the Emperor’s Space Marines. Ragnar’s Claw explores the bloody beginnings of Space Wolf Ragnar’s first mission as a young Blood Claw warrior. From the jungle hell of Galt to the polluted cities of Hive World Venam, Ragnar’s mission takes him on an epic trek across the galaxy to face the very heart of Evil itself.

Sons of Fenris

Ragnar and the Wolfblade are sent to investigate reports of Chaos attacks on the planet Hyades. When the Space Wolves come up against a squad of Dark Angels, the situation quickly escalates out of control, as both Chapters call in reinforcements. Unless these two ancient rivals start working together, the forces of Chaos will surely triumph

The World of Warhammer

Games Workshop The World of Warhammer The Official illustrated Guide to the Fantasy World. Written by Richard Wolfrik Galland, includes many illustrations of artwork by Geoff Taylor. Published by Carlton Books.

Warhammer Bestiary Skaven

Warhammer Bestiary. Skaven serve Chaos by spreading pestilence and decay. Prime instigators are Clan Eshin and Clan Pestilens.

White Dwarf 169 Space Wolves

White Dwarf Magazine number 169.

White Dwarf 179 &181 Titan Legions

Titan Legions is a part of Games Workshop's Epic games system for 6mm miniature battles in the popular Warhammer 40,000 setting. It can be played as a stand-alone game, pitting Imperial Titans against Orkish Gargants, but is fully compatible with Space Marine and all it's supplements The Titans, war engines of the Collegia Titanica, are massive fighting machines as tall as skyscrapers. Each carries an arsenal of deadly weapons powered by the fury of its plasma reactor and is...

White Dwarf 171 Eldar

The name "Eldar" comes from J.R.R. Tolkien's elves, who in their own language were called "the Eldar". The history of the Eldar in Warhammer 40,000 mimics that of Tolkien's elves, to the point that they are a "dwindling race" in the game universe, as the elves were in Middle-earth's Third Age. Incidentally, GW has actually copyrighted the term "Eldar".

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