Kyle Hunter

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Kyle Stanley Hunter is an American art director and comic book artist. His art direction credits include Polyhedron, Dragon, and Dungeon magazines, as well as Star Wars Gamer and Undefeated. Kyle is also noted for his prematurely canceled science fiction comic book Swerve, numerous illustrations in Dungeon and Dragon magazines, and a two-page Dungeons & Dragons-based comic in Polyhedron and later Dungeon called Downer (which was collected into two comic book volumes in 2007 and sold by Paizo Publishing, LLC). Kyle Stanley Hunter is also an infrequent poster on the Paizo message boards.¹

Hunter is credited with designing the Paizo "golem" logo.²³

Hunter rejoined Paizo Inc. in late 2020 as an art director.

Pathfinder credits

Art credits

Title	Date	Notes
Burnt Offerings	0708 August 2007	Rise of the Runelords #1
Skinsaw Murders, TheThe Skinsaw Murders	0710 October 2007	Rise of the Runelords #2
Hook Mountain Massacre, TheThe Hook Mountain Massacre	0711 November 2007	Rise of the Runelords #3
Fortress of the Stone Giants	0712 December 2007	Rise of the Runelords #4
Sins of the Saviors	0801 January 2008	Rise of the Runelords #5
Spires of Xin-Shalast	0802 February 2008	Rise of the Runelords #6
Harrow Deck	0802 February 2008
Edge of Anarchy	0803 March 2008	Curse of the Crimson Throne #1
GameMastery Guide	1006 June 2010
Carrion Crown Player's Guide	1102 February 2011
Harrowing, TheThe Harrowing	1107 July 2011
Goblins! 4	1311 November 2013	Cover art (Paizo exclusive)
Deluxe Harrow Deck	1405 May 2014
Harrow Handbook, TheThe Harrow Handbook	1405 May 2014
Goblins!	1410 October 2014
Curse of the Crimson Throne	1610 October 2016
Planar Adventures	1806 June 2018
Fortress of Ruin	1910 October 2019	PACS #06-03
Tyrant of the Harrow	2008 August 2020	PACS #06-99
Last Night at Everstand, TheThe Last Night at Everstand	2105 May 2021	PACS #07-95

See also: Category:Artwork by Kyle Hunter

Gallery

See also: Category:Artwork by Kyle Hunter

References

↑ Wikipedia. (2008). Kyle S. Hunter, Wikipedia. (Article since deleted.)
↑ Paizo Inc.. Paizo People, February 2021. Paizo blog, 2021
↑ "Why a golem? Why purple? The purple golem came from art director Kyle Hunter. Once we had a name, Paizo, we needed a logo, and fast. We gave Kyle two weeks to come up with a number of concepts and all of us fell in love with the golem. You may have noticed, but it is based on the Greek letter Pi. I believe that the golem came in purple when Kyle presented it to us, so we just went with it. I have always been partial to purple myself, so why not?" Lisa Stevens. (July 2, 2009). The History of Paizo, Paizo messageboards.

[1] Wikipedia. (2008). Kyle S. Hunter, Wikipedia. (Article since deleted.)

[2] Paizo Inc.. Paizo People, February 2021. Paizo blog, 2021

[3] "Why a golem? Why purple? The purple golem came from art director Kyle Hunter. Once we had a name, Paizo, we needed a logo, and fast. We gave Kyle two weeks to come up with a number of concepts and all of us fell in love with the golem. You may have noticed, but it is based on the Greek letter Pi. I believe that the golem came in purple when Kyle presented it to us, so we just went with it. I have always been partial to purple myself, so why not?" Lisa Stevens. (July 2, 2009). The History of Paizo, Paizo messageboards.

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