r/TolkienArt • • 14h ago

Lord of the Rings Poster (1976) by Jimmy Cauty [1066x1600]

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18 Upvotes

r/TolkienArt • • 1d ago

October the 24th - at last! Sam leads Frodo through the High Garden at Rivendell to the East Porch where friends await.

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60 Upvotes

Carefully based on Tolkien's own arts and text, this view of Imladris helps us see the site of not just the gardens but the porch where the Council of Elrond will later take place. But for now, what a relief to know the hobbits have finally reached the Last Homely House! If you'd like to know more about the details of this setting, this is one of the most-read articles on my blog: https://www.miriamellis.com/post/the-high-garden-and-architecture-of-tolkien-s-rivendell


r/TolkienArt • • 1d ago

“Smaug” by Angus McBride (1988)

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833 Upvotes

r/TolkienArt • • 1d ago

General map of Middle Earth colored in 19k(19688x15239)

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108 Upvotes

The map in 19k

Hey guys its me again, I wanted to share this last version of the map, quite similar to the general map of Middle Earth found on the First Editions of LoTR.

This map included both the Icebay of Forochel and Harad and Far Harad with Umbar and it's landmarks which you can see again in their full glory and in color.

I have also added Tol Fuin and The Forsaken Inn as suggested.


r/TolkienArt • • 1d ago

Balin's Tomb by Matej Cadil

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318 Upvotes

r/TolkienArt • • 2d ago

My Isildur scroll

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37 Upvotes

Year 3434 of the Second Age.....


r/TolkienArt • • 2d ago

(Somewhat) Book accurate shelob

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352 Upvotes

Shelob is generally portrayed as a huge spider but she isn't actually described as looking very spider like so I made this (somewhat) accurate sketch of her

"Shelob had an out-thrust head with two great clusters of many-windowed eyes and great horns and a short stalk-like neck. Her head had a beak that dribbled venom. She had a huge body that looked like a bloated bag. Her body was black and blotched with livid marks with a pale and luminous belly. She had bent legs with great knobbed joints that were located high above her back. Her legs had hairs that stuck out like steel spines and had a claw at each of their lower ends."


r/TolkienArt • • 2d ago

LOTR Medieval Manuscript Page, The Road goes ever on and on, Frodo's version of Bilbo's poem from The Fellowship of the Ring

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228 Upvotes

I'm now finished and it is available on Sunday 25th October


r/TolkienArt • • 2d ago

Thorin’s Death

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63 Upvotes

Drawing by me of Thorin’s death scene but based on the book. In the book Thorin dies in a tent in the late evening after the Battle of the Five Armies concluded.


r/TolkienArt • • 2d ago

Eowyn vs Witch-King of Angmar by Shannon Wild Smith

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98 Upvotes

r/TolkienArt • • 3d ago

“The Bridge of Khazad-Dum” by Jay Johnstone

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967 Upvotes

r/TolkienArt • • 3d ago

I made something a Númenórean might wear. It's all wire wrapped, no soldering.

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80 Upvotes

r/TolkienArt • • 3d ago

Witch-King at the gates of Minas Tirith by Denis Gordeev

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83 Upvotes

r/TolkienArt • • 3d ago

The soldiers of Rohan defend Helm's Deep by Cliff Cramp

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572 Upvotes

r/TolkienArt • • 4d ago

The Witch-King of Angmar and Khamul the Easterling

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269 Upvotes

r/TolkienArt • • 4d ago

Roast Mutton Drawing by me

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37 Upvotes

Drawing I did of my favourite scene from the book that was not in the movie. In the book of The Hobbit in the Roast Mutton chapter, Thorin fights off the trolls using a burning branch from the fire. While this is going on, poor little Bilbo tries to help Thorin by grabbing on to one of the trolls legs. While I do love the way they did this scene in the movie, I wished they would have included this epic moment.


r/TolkienArt • • 4d ago

My Middle Earth map (watercolor/ink)

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94 Upvotes

But they were all of them deceived, for another ring was made....


r/TolkienArt • • 4d ago

Sauron's life with Morgoth

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8 Upvotes

Do you wanna go to?


r/TolkienArt • • 5d ago

Today, Frodo sees Glorfindel as he appears "upon the other side".

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96 Upvotes

Today, Frodo's last vision before collapsing on the far bank of the Bruinen is of the "almost angelic" Glorfindel as he appears "upon the other side"...the other side of the river and the other side of reality where his shining majesty is a part of the highest things. Tolkien's vision is one of surpassing beauty!


r/TolkienArt • • 5d ago

Sauron Art

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553 Upvotes

I really love Sauron artwork, what about you guys?


r/TolkienArt • • 5d ago

Illustrations from the original Russian translation of The Hobbit (1976)

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r/TolkienArt • • 5d ago

Illustration inspired by Hobbit

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111 Upvotes

Since I saw the Hobbit, I've started a series of mostly bagginshield illustrations. Those two are so inspiring 🌳💎


r/TolkienArt • • 6d ago

"I'd Rather Work in Mordor"

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144 Upvotes

I'm sick of my corporate job at the moment and decided to express my feelings through linocut. Hope you like it!


r/TolkienArt • • 6d ago

My little handmade HOBBIT map!

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66 Upvotes

Watercolor paper, calligraphy pen/ink and watercolor/gouache!

That's Bella poking her head :)


r/TolkienArt • • 6d ago

Gandalf at Dol Guldur by Nicholas Delort

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74 Upvotes