Fantasy Art

I’m sure many of you know the top fantasy artists out there, but what of the ones who are just starting out? There are up and coming professional fantasy artists appearing all he time, but with little experience in marketing themselves online they struggle to get noticed.

I have looked up who appears on the search results who seem to not get much exposure or artists that I have not heard of before and attempt to review their blog or fantasy art.
Just because it’s an excuse to show off some quality fantasy art rather than my rough cut drawings.

1.
Jeff Miracola

The digital artwork and paintings on his online portfolio are certainly worth a look at for the quality and uniqueness of creation, his digital artwork is very colourful and original, although personally I prefer his paintings as it is more in line with what I prefer, solid fantasy imaginings and really inspired painted pieces.

You can read more about Jeffs latest works on his blog and also his biography here

2. Eric Talbots art is more in line with what I like to draw and create, his art style is apparently his own and done in a comic book style that is really inspiring to look at, you can check out one of his blogs here Eric Talbot

3. Nicole Cadets fantasy art is really professional looking and I recommend you check out her galleries for some stunning pieces, with elves and faeries and lots of other fantasy stuff to look at and be amazed.

4. No particular artist here, but rather a site that you may have heard of Elfwood, this is home to lots of professional and practising artists who like to showcase their art on a free gallery space, this is a massive site and one that I often trawl through on a spare day with nothing to do.
Fantasy art is the theme of the site and there is lots to see here, so go and check out Elfwood

5. And last of all there certainly is some style to this illustrators work, a recognizable style that really strikes a chord and is wonderful to look at, Valerie Wade has an art appeal for her work and it reminds me of the types of illustrations you get on birthday cards and other similar postcards.

Well I hoped you took the time to look at these few fantasy artists, because I try and visit them when they have uploaded new stuff.

Luis Royo, what can I say, a top artist in his field, who draws powerful women and paints them to perfection, he also creates other types of fantasy art and works in a unique art style that is most certainly his own with fantasy art prints and posters sought after all over the world.

A spanish fantasy artist whose credits include numerous comic book covers and cd album art and lots of limited edition collectors pieces, also he has quite a few books showcasing his artwork and has had frequent exhibitions of his work throughout his prolific career.

See The Wilkipedia Article About Luis Royo For More Info About This Artist

Luis art also represents some of the best in comic book art, an inspired comic book artist himself, draws frequently through the medium of comic books and has built himself up as a top illustrator of fantasy art.

One of the most notable fantasy artists of our time is Boris Vallejo, his art has been around since the 70’s and has been the most admired artist for his realistic take on incredible women and body building masculine figures of both genders.

He has perfected the art of blending colours of superb skin tones and gradiations that from a distance his figure work looks like a photo, although most of his fantasy art paintings have been created with photo reference material with models and other people who have posed for his paintings.

He has had numerous commissions through the years on fantasy books, games and in other media in print format.

I’ll be writing a biography here soon of past works and most popular artistic achievements in his fantasy art career, s stay tuned! I’ll be doing this for all the artists in the Top Fantasy Artists category.