Thuvia by Micheal Whelan

Ruins by Ken Kelly

Antes by Julie Bell

Golden Bee by Jeffrey de Guzman

Siren Song by Boris Vallejo

The Countess by Frank Frazzetta

Tim Hildebrandt

Curse of the Mummy by Martin McKenna

Giant slayer by Vincent Segrelles

Princess of Mars by Joe Jusko

Clyde Caldwell

Reflections by Jim Warren

The return of Jongar by Frank Frazzetta

First Spell - Keith Parkinson

Rowena Morril

Julie Bell

Shanna by Frank Cho

Music Master by Michael Parkes

Chris Achilleos

Boris Vallejo

Egyptian Queen by Frank Frazzetta

About Fantasy Art?

Fantasy art is a genre of art that depicts magical or other supernatural themes, ideas, creatures or settings. While there is some overlap with science fiction, horror and other speculative fiction art, there are unique elements not generally found in other forms of speculative fiction art. Depictions of ancient myths and legends, as well as depictions of modern day fantasy in the form of divine interventions and other magical or supernatural forces, are very common elements, and help distinguish fantasy art from other forms. Dragons, wizards, fairies and other fantastical and mythical creatures are common features in fantasy art. Fantasy art is strongly linked to fantasy fiction. Indeed fantasy art pieces are often intended to represent specific characters or scenes from works of fantasy literature. Such works created by amateur artists may be called fanart. There is a large subculture based around the creation of amateur fantasy art. This is largely centred around websites such as Elfwood. Such sites are noticeably less male-dominated than some other pursuits related to the fantasy genre. Fantasy art should not be confused with the fantastic art genre, which can contain fantastical elements that are not always considered "fantasy" per se.