If anyone would like to work on this with me please give me our input on this. If the latter is what Fenn means we could be looking for Eric's initials EJH instead of FF. The crackle of kindling and the hiss of burning logs.Ībundant to all the needs of man, how poor the worldĪnother tidbit I found is that the word blaze can also mean a path or route, a flame, or a place marked on a tree. The smell of fresh cut timber and the pungent The logs in the woodpile, the sentiment of huge The sight of shavings that curl from a blade Another book Sloane wrote was called A Reverence for Wood.

The goal of Spectrum is to expand the world of The End is Nigh in a way which feels natural and doesn’t ruin the immersion, so when drawing new visual assets, I try not to deviate from the game’s original art style. So let’s talk about it and look at some pretty images. He also signed some of his work with his real initials EJH and with Eric Sloane or Sloane but in a different corner of the painting or drawing. A large mod like Spectrum requires a lot of custom art. His last name he took from a teacher/mentor he had with the last name Sloane. Could this painting that is shared on both Fenn and Sloane's books be a clue to the TITLE to the gold? Also note that the word AMERICAN is the word where Eric got his name.

After clicking on the indian there is a link on the page to the tribute book Fenn wrote which also by the way shares the same cover picture (Autumn Sunset) as Eric's last book titled Eighty: An American Souvenir. I also noted that brave could also mean Indian brave and there is a picture of a cigar store indian in a link from Forrest Fenn's blog under the name Americana which by the way also belonged to Eric Sloane. I also think DRAWING NIGH can be a clue as in a drawing of Eric Sloane's or some type of drawing could be near the treasure spot. notice that EVER and ARD which is backwards as it is in the word DRAwing right beside or near (NIGH) it. Also in the line 'The end is EVER DRAwing nigh'. Eric's real name Everard means BRAVE, strong boar. Incidentally notice the line in the poem 'If you are BRAVE and in the WOOD, I give you TITLE to the gold'.

He also references it and excerpts it in his treasure blog on the Old Santa Fe Trading Co. Forrest wrote a tribute book to him titled 'Seventeen Dollars a Square Inch - A Personal Tribute to Eric Sloane'. Forrest's best friend was Eric Sloane, which is his artist name. I will share something I found to start things off. I would like to bounce some ideas back and forth.

The end is drawing nigh