Tag Archives: Landscapes
Hidden Island Civilization
ShareAtlantis… that’s the first thing I thought of when I saw this peace. An advanced civilization, Islands, etc. I love the idea of an entire civilization that exists, hidden away from the rest of the world, waiting to be discovered. … Continue reading
Goodbye March!
ShareI thought I would end March like it began – with an image from Daniel Lieske. On to April!!
Welcome to March
ShareI thought I would kick March off with this amazing piece by Daniel Lieske – as a D&D player, this totally takes me back to the first time playing the game – that excitement to explore new places, face terrible … Continue reading
Home of the Gnomes
ShareI’ve been reading the Shannara series by Terry Brooks and what struck me when I started was that I really have not read any books that have gnomes in it that I can remember. Okay, I do remember some, but … Continue reading
Elven Academy
ShareLet me just tell you now, SnowSkadi’s work will appear a number of times here over the next month or so. This piece is called “Academia” and it’s rockin’ me right now. I love the style of the trees. This … Continue reading
Masyaf
ShareYou know I love structures, and this is another good one. This piece was done by Raphael for Assassin’s Creed. This fortress could work as a dungeon-like environment needing to be explored, or it could be a safe haven in … Continue reading
Pirate Airship
ShareHere we a have the final Airship entry for January’s feature. Not that you won’t be seeing more of them in the future, just that there may not be so many next month as I will feature something new in … Continue reading
The River Styx
ShareThe River Styx… the river separating our world from that of the underworld. It is said to circle Hades 9 times… why would any self respecting villain NOT want a prime piece of real estate on its shores?
Airship Battle
ShareWhere there are Airships, you must have air to air combat! This is another inspiring work for this month’s Airship feature.
Dark Castle
ShareToday we have another piece by Raphael Lacoste (the previous being “Masyaf”). This is a Dark Castle indeed, and could easily be a fitting place to call home by your big bad evil guy, or any villain really. It’s very … Continue reading
