There's been a lot of discussion about the artwork in the Grimm Tales preview page, so I thought I'd explain the origin of the montage.
It was originally put together by Christine back in 2003 to coincide with a feature on the Brothers Grimm in Dark Realms issue 10. The various pieces came from several different paintings:
The gremlin on the left is from the painting "Fairy Tale" (2003). The next image is from "Raven's Cross" (2002), but since we had used that image inside the Shadow of the Raven booklet, the ghostly woman was replaced by the creepy Crone from "The Hollow" (1997). The next image of a grim angel statue is from "Specter" (2001). The tree with the winged goblin is also from "Fairy Tale" and the wolves and skulls are from "Lord Dravek" (2000).
Some of these images will be used in the final CD booklet, but some will not. I'll be painting a new piece for the cover of Grimm Tales to coincide with the concept and storyline.
Joseph
It was originally put together by Christine back in 2003 to coincide with a feature on the Brothers Grimm in Dark Realms issue 10. The various pieces came from several different paintings:
The gremlin on the left is from the painting "Fairy Tale" (2003). The next image is from "Raven's Cross" (2002), but since we had used that image inside the Shadow of the Raven booklet, the ghostly woman was replaced by the creepy Crone from "The Hollow" (1997). The next image of a grim angel statue is from "Specter" (2001). The tree with the winged goblin is also from "Fairy Tale" and the wolves and skulls are from "Lord Dravek" (2000).
Some of these images will be used in the final CD booklet, but some will not. I'll be painting a new piece for the cover of Grimm Tales to coincide with the concept and storyline.
Joseph
The chosen images blend
splendidly. I for one am very eager to see the cover image for Grimm Tales, as well as all the interior booklet art. I'm sure all my fellow fans would
agree too. 
