I redesigned the symbol of Gondor for a map I’m creating of the kingdom. What do you think?
u/intofarlands — 17 hours ago
r/TolkienArt
"They Are The Nazgul" done in acrylic on 9x11 canvas
u/TessasART94 — 16 hours ago
Diorama crafted for Strider!
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Wanted to recreate the introduction of Aragorn in a detolf for a while now but just could not figure out how to do it in a detolf. Took 3 weeks and this is the end result and my visual representation of the book. Tavern carved with XPS and it was my first time using this material. Fireplace, table and bench designed and 3D printed LEDs programmed to give of candle flickering effect and smoldering effect for the fireplace. Added a backlight to recreate the moonlit luminescence. Entire thing has been painted with 4 colours, brown, white, black and green. Just mixed in different proportions for different shades. Fun project. More of my work here....
https://www.instagram.com/raphaelsonesixthstudio?igsh=bTV2eDI3aHoxOXll
u/Raphzn — 2 days ago
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"And they made letters and scrolls and books, and wrote in them many things of wisdom and wonder in the high tide of their realm, of which all is now forgot."
This new game, Scriptorium, lets you create medieval manuscripts. I've been using the stories from the Silmarillion as inspiration while pretending that I'm a loremaster somewhere in Middle-Earth.
Perhaps more talented people than I can take this to the next level :)
u/CountOfLoon — 15 hours ago
I made a Minecraft skin of Gandalf the Grey
u/Leojz00m — 1 day ago
Gondolin student animation (4k, no AI)
Yes, the opening shot is a recreation of the painting by Ted Nasmith :)
This was a massive project for us, and even though it’s just a few seconds of final animated footage, I’m super proud of what we’ve been able to accomplish, especially since some of us were basically total beginners when we started out.
I knew I wanted to do a primarily environment focused project that touched on as many aspects of 3d animation as possible without it getting too overwhelming. It also needed to be something that we all have a connection with.
We’re all Tolkien fans, but I didn’t necessarily want to do any of the locations from the PJ trilogy, since I felt there are already many awesome fan-made and professionally made versions of those.
u/SouJuggy — 2 days ago
Turin learns the truth, by YoritomoArt (OC)
u/YoritomoDaishogun — 2 days ago
The West of Middle-Earth at the end of the Third Age by Christopher Tolkien, colorized by Nicolette Caven
u/grichardson526 — 2 days ago
"If by my life or death I can protect you, I will." || Aragorn fanart
u/Bearded_Hawk — 3 days ago
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u/ModCodeofConduct — 4 days ago
Finglofin vs Morgoth and the Sons of Hurin and Huor by me.
u/CartographerLegal847 — 5 days ago
You Shall Not Pass - The Lord of the Rings Fanart by Reza Afshar
Artist Reza Afshar drew the iconic scene from The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring where Gandalf confronted Balrog, and yelled "You shall not pass!"
Amazing colors!
u/Sir-Redd-a-Lot — 5 days ago
Best Smaug for a tattoo?
Hi guys, I’ll be doing a new tattoo this Friday and it’s gonna be a Smaug as drawn by Tolkien. I’m not sure which version to use, though. They’re both so iconic, simple and cool… Any advice? Is there another cool version I haven’t considered?
TIA
u/pacamanca — 6 days ago
Smaug from The Hobbit - first illustrated French edition, Chica, 1976
If you enjoy rare pre-digital fantasy illustration, I share more in r/BeforeDigitalArt
u/Aware_Caterpillar959 — 5 days ago
Gandalf and Balin visiting Bilbo in Bag End by Jemima Catlin
u/grichardson526 — 8 days ago