Fantasy Art

Fantasy Art

Awesome Fantasy Posters

This site has been set up with some very realistic, awe inspiring fantasy posters. http://cool-fantasy-posters.blogspot.com/

The true measure of whether you are looking at great fantasy art is to ask yourself, "How realistic does it look". The whole idea of fantasy, of any type, is to suspend the believe of the viewer, or reader, so that they will believe that what they are reading could actually happen...somewhere...anywhere. If you can believe that you are looking at a picture of an actual event, then you can really appreciate it as some really awesome fantasy art.

The classification of Fantasy art can be very broad.  Some people like art of dragons, some like fairies or unicorns or even orcs.  There are whole arrays of different catagories and types of fantasy art.  The art depicted in these posters is varied enough to satisy the various tastes of even the most critical art lover.

If you like fantasy art check out the this site.  Loads of great art.  It passes the litmus test of being realistic and can make you believe in fantasy again.

http://cool-fantasy-posters.blogspot.com/

Some things to remember about fantasy art:

If you don't like something don't just criticize it, try to figure out what's wrong with it that would make you not like it.  Usually it's something that causes you to doubt its reality.  Don't criticize just because you don't like it.

There's a lot of fantasy art out there so if you find some you don't like its ok.  There's plenty of other pieces to like.

Most importantly have fun and enjoy the great art!

 

 

 

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what is the best internet site for fantasy art?

of decent quality. illustrations/ sketches are my favourite

If there is any older than the Swedish site http://www.elfwood.com I don't know about them. Check out their Fantasy Art Resource Project. This is Dungeons and Dragons style art, mainly, which is to say good academic drawing applied to fantasy subjects. Thus while there are "how to draw dragon" tutorials on the web the Fantasy Art Resource Project (FARP) has a page on dragon anatomy with skeletal structure and musculature. I've been going to this place for more than ten years and I love it dearly.

http://www.deviantart.com has some good pages. I hate to say it but it's less demented (in the best sense of the term) than Elfwood. I don't go there as much.

You will find much to like on both.

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