Jesse Gillespie
Jesse Gillespie is an illustrator known for a linocut card-art aesthetic; listed as active in 2025 and linked to Hand of Fate artwork.
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Biography
Jesse Gillespie is known for his iconic linocut-style artwork used in the Hand of Fate video game series. His illustrations also appear prominently in the tabletop adaptation Hand of Fate: Ordeals. In our database he is credited on Night Soil (2025). Birthplace and nationality are not specified in the source data.
Career
Gillespie established a recognizable visual signature by adapting linocut and relief-print aesthetics for game card art, bridging digital and tabletop projects. The available data records him on the 2025 title Night Soil. No further career milestones or awards are listed in the provided sources.
Most Famous Games
The database lists Night Soil (2025) as a credited title featuring Jesse Gillespie's art. His art is also known from the Hand of Fate series and its tabletop deck-builder adaptation Hand of Fate: Ordeals. No award information is present in the source data for these entries.
Design Style
His style is marked by linocut-like textures, strong contrasts and simplified forms, which suit atmospheric card-driven games and period-themed settings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Jesse Gillespie from?
The source data does not specify his birthplace or nationality.
What is their most famous game?
Our data lists Night Soil (2025) as his credited game.
What mechanic is their signature?
His listed projects involve mechanics such as Area Majority/Influence, Area Movement and Deck/Pool Building.
How long have they been active?
The source data records activity in 2025.
Verdict
If you value bold, print-inspired card art, Jesse Gillespie's work is worth checking out.
