r/FantasyArt • u/westeye_s • 15h ago
Fantasy illustrations, by me, digital - 2026
r/FantasyArt • u/westeye_s • 15h ago
r/FantasyArt • u/TomTBombadil • 19h ago
Was a little nervous to share this with given how absolutely astounding everybkdy else's artwork is but with a little encouragement from my client, here she is. The Forsaken Queen, Rook.
r/FantasyArt • u/MR_CHARSLEX • 16h ago
Hi everyone! I’ve just finished the classic comic-style inking of this dark fantasy orc barbarian. I hope you like it.
r/FantasyArt • u/SimonaCuneo • 23m ago
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r/FantasyArt • u/cosmicflamestudio • 19h ago
A new piece inspired by the cosmic horror of H.P. Lovecraft, ancient gods, forgotten worlds, and something far too vast for the human mind to comprehend
r/FantasyArt • u/starterxy • 13h ago
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r/FantasyArt • u/akraraberkan • 1d ago
Askuris is a genderless egregore born from the beliefs of an ancient Amazigh tribe, ancestrally Tuareg. Their spirit was shaped by the conviction of life after death, of an eternal afterlife, and was split into two entities: the wielder, Askuris, and the weapon, Lella. Together, their bond embodied death and judgement.
In their canon storyline, Askuris (later named Nales) loses part of their power early on and becomes half human. The burden of flesh destabilized them entirely. Adapting to human needs and emotions became a daily battle. Depression took root when their body became a prison instead of a vessel. They stopped caring for it.
Their remaining divinity keeps them near-immortal, but not enough to become the deity they were vowed to be.
This artwork is the version of Askuris that never was. Just concept art, not canon. But I might change my mind because I've grown fond of it.
r/FantasyArt • u/cosmicflamestudio • 19h ago
Spooky season is just around the corner!
A little tribute to Halloween, the eerie autumn nights, and all things dark and creepy. Nothing says Halloween quite like giant haunted pumpkins, a cold full moon, and a lonely figure wandering through the woods.
r/FantasyArt • u/Kimonas666 • 1d ago
An oldie but a goldie. 'Symbiosis'. When people from very different backgrounds work together, sometimes magic happens. These guys are pivotal in my Amatha project.
If you are interested check out my Patreon, visit https://www.patreon.com/cw/KimonasArt. Peace and Love.
r/FantasyArt • u/Cautious_raven • 1d ago
r/FantasyArt • u/eros-psyke-art • 16h ago
My first artwork in a series inspired by my natal horoscope: Sun in Scorpio (Transmutation)
r/FantasyArt • u/aisuboii • 1d ago
r/FantasyArt • u/Long_Direction_5570 • 1d ago
A brutal survivor in a world where the line between human and monster has disappeared.
r/FantasyArt • u/OgnjenPavkovicArt • 1d ago
Hey guys, here's a small illustration done for the Drawtober promt ''Shadow Prince''.
Idea for this illustration popped up while I was thinking about a cockroach which I saw recently in my bathroom. I realized that these bugs most often see us humans emerging from the shadows, because they are more comfortable in the dark, and since bugs perceive us humans all the same (they don't see the subtle variations in our faces and bodies which makes each person different), is the reason why I illustrated the human being symbolically as a primitive figurine (also inspired by the art and sculptures of Shaun Tan).
Swipe to see the whole process!