Some Fantastical Artwork




 
It's been a while between posts, I know. I've been reading, watching TV, and doing some writing. Working on a quick, random scene in my head so I won't lose it involving an attack on a shore featuring a chanting offensive. Yes, chanting and singing before the battle. 

 I want to do a bit of a different post today, this one focusing, and showcasing, some extraordinary fantasy artwork....




Here is some artwork....from Tolkien, to Harry Potter, A Song of Ice and Fire, and more...

Artwork from The Silmarillion by John Howe

Artwork from Lord of the Rings by John Howe

Art from Lord of the Rings by John Howe

Art from The Hobbit by John Howe

Art from Lord of the Rings by John Howe

Art from Lord of the Rings by John Howe

Art from Lord of the Rings by John Howe

Children of Hurin art by Alan Lee

The Hobbit art by Alan Lee

Lord of the Rings art by Alan Lee

Lord of the Rings art by Alan Lee

Lord of the Rings art by Alan Lee

The Silmarillion art by Ted Nasmith

The Silmarillion art by Ted Nasmith

Deathly Hallows artwork by Mary Grandpre

Half-Blood Prince French edition artwork

Half-Blood Prince artwork by Mary Grandpre 
Deathly Hallows French edition artwork

Half-Blood Prince art by Mary Grandpre

Philosopher's Stone artwork by Mary Grandpre


A Game of Thrones art by Stephen Youll

Skyrim art

Skyrim

The Way of Kings art by Michael Whelan

The Wind Through the Keyhole art


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