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"The atmospheric illustrations (...) contribute to the sooty, gunpowdery feel of this rpg."
- Youtube review of 'De Fördömda' by 'Larsson recenserar', April 2022
"I like the cover - already here you know you're in for some action"
- review of 'De Fördömda' on the Spelsnackarna podcast, April 2022
"Insanely great cover" - "That cover is a killer"
- from comments about 'De Fördömda' on the Rollspel.nu forum, March 2022
"nicely illustrated, with fine black-and-white pieces by Ken Fletcher, Walter Moore, FSF-INK, Dii Sala, Von Allen, Yerin Yoo, and Griffith Morgan"
- review of 'The Lost Dungeon of Tonisborg' on OSR Grimoire, Sep. 2021
"...that character sheet is lovely"
- from comments about 'The Lost Dungeon of Tonisborg' on r/osr, Sep. 2021
"The art is really good" - - "I'm getting serious DMG flashbacks from it" - - "It looks amazing!!"
- comments about 'Swords and Super-Science of Xuhlan' on r/osr, 2021
"delicious character sheet"
- from Roleplay Rescue's review of 'The Lost Dungeon of Tonisborg' on roleplayrescue.com, August 2021
"Sweden's leading OSR illustrator"
- - game designer Andreas Lundmark (Expendable Assets, De Fördömda et al), 2021.
"...very good--almost a cross between Trampier and Otus "
- - game designer Leon Baradat, 2020.
"The illustrations...by...Andreas Sölvebring and the mysteriously named OSR-Ink...are very good"
Review of Månens Krigsherrar in Hydra Issue 9, Aug 2019.
"your drawings are giving me ideas for how to be a more creative DM"
- Griffith Morgan, Secrets of Blackmoor, March 2019.
"The drawing of the wistful Lunar Empress ...
is P H E N O M E N A L" - Pelle 'Mörk Borg' Nilsson, on FSF-INK/OSR-INK's artwork in the Månens Krigsherrar campaign book published by Svärd & Svartkonst, Jan 2019
"There are pictures in the magazine that are ... hand made and ... from this point of view, it is the finest publication I've ever owned, in my entire life"
- the Nordnordost podcast, reviewing Mjölnir issue 10, December 2018.
"OSR-ink can thoroughly be
recommended. Top notch" - customer referral
from Ockult Örtmästare
Games, publisher of the "Ut mot
Skären" rpg, Jan 2018
"Since the game book itself harkens back to the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons system of that time period, the art is purposefully done to match that feel. In that, the artist succeeded masterfully."
- Chandra Reyer/Ernie Laurence reviewing A Book of Miscellaneous Spells II on Multiverse, December 2017. (N.B.
it's not 100% clear if this refers to the interior line art - by other artists - or to
the cover by FSF-INK/OSR-INK)
"brutal !", "cool", "...I want!",
"a wonderfully doom metal-ish cover!", "d*mn,
that's a chunky cover" - comments on "Ut
mot Skären" cover and illustration previews in
the Swedish OSR, and
Bräd- och
rollspelsforum groups on Facebook
Dec 2017 - Feb 2018
"Very nice", "cool as heck",
"instant gaming urge!" - comments on the
"Naram Akaris Ruiner" cover art preview in the
Swedish 'OSR' Facebook group Nov
2017
"...the art is outstanding!"
- comment about the module "The
Pits of Wob" at www.unseenservant.us 14 Jan
2016
"Cool illustrations!"
- comment on the artwork in "The
Pits of Wob" by the author of the Blood & Bronze game, on
the www.rollspel.nu forum, 13
Jan 2016
"These illustrations...remind me of
Dave Trampier's work" - rpg artist Joakim
Nilsson commenting on Dunder & Drakar at
Gothcon 2015
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"The art is scarce, and frankly not that impressive, but it has that DYI feel of the amateur gaming clubs in the 60s and early 70s."
- review of The Lost Dungeon of Tonisborg on Reddit, July 2021
"I'm not saying the illustrations are bad, but (...) this is something obviously made by a 'normal everyday' guy - not by WOTC"
- review of Ut mot skären in chapter 25 of the Spelsnackarna podcast, September 2018
"The images are fine - they
illustrate the game well...they evoke atmosphere,
but aren't really anything to write home about"
- Larsson recenserar 89 - Ut mot
skären, on Youtube, September 2018
"...the illustrations are just as
good as those in similar D20 license products, and
stand up well against e g Swords & Wizardry or
T&T" - excerpt from review of Dunder
& Drakar in Fenix magazine 3/2015 www.speltidningen.se
"The illustrations that turn up
with a few pages' intervals, aren't bad - but
nothing to get excited about" - excerpt
from reviews of Dunder & Drakar at www.rollspel.nu 12 apr
2015
"...whose style is especially
suited for old school" - grottzine.blogspot.com 16 Nov
2014
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"Personally, I'm no fan of the
amateurish illustration style that so many OSR
adventures feature" - Review of "Naram
Akaris Ruiner" in issue 3/2018 of Fenix magazine''.' (Again,
not 100% clear if this refers to the line art - by other artists - or to
FSF-INK/OSR-INK's cover)
"...although the illustrations in the book might not be
the most inspiring ones I've seen" - excerpt
from reviews of Dunder & Drakar at www.rollspel.nu 12 apr
2015
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