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I am watching this image over and over again, and I always get impressed.
So the guy (or girl), had it pretty wrong in terms of anatomy of Orome (or any human like being), and proportions are all wrong...
But... a big... BUT...
The way he/she explains Voronve with colors and everything.. the way it just go with (positive) fury, that clean up all negative.. it melts all around it (would you expect anything less from semi-God?)... the motion of the picture, is (for me) one big 10/10.
There are a trillion Tolkien inspired artworks that are way better then this technically, but rarely any one moved me like this one.
This is a Tolkien fan masterpiece in my eyes.
This book which includes Edelfeldt’s “A Long-Expected Party” has a short “About the Artist” entry (although they seem to have missed the “t” in her last name throughout the book)…
Art print from an original painting by Aronja-Art, depicting an epic, fiery showdown between a wizard and a demon. Canvas or fine art paper. Order here!
Michael Herring (born Michael George Herring in North Carolina, USA, 1947) is an illustrator living in Australia, responsible for cover art of numerous fiction books from 1975 to 2009. Herring made illustrations of Barrow-wights, Isengard, and Saruman's wolves that were featured in The 1980...
This: just to remark that someone (Druna C.) depicted Galadriel. . . well. . . maybe you notice the detail in a world where a number of very talented artists seem set on "sharpening" and/or elongating the Quendian ears -- sharper or more elongated than at least according to my imagination -- even if the Quendian ears were leaf-shaped and "more" pointed than human ears.
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