Contemporary fantasy

Brom ~ The Last Valkyrie

More mixing up of contemporary and medieval stuff

Parshendi is an Alethi word that roughly translates to 'parshmen who can think'.[1] Unlike their docile cousins, the Parshendi are clever, accomplished warriors. They were first encountered by Dalinar as he explored the Shattered Plains along with his brother Gavilar. The Stormfather has called them the Old Ones.[2] Once unknown whether they had a central place of habitation (as the Plains had not been thoroughly explored), it has been confirmed that they inhabited Stormseat (i.e., the…

Welcome back to Art of SFF—a column covering the best and brightest science fiction and fantasy artists. From newcomers to legends, Art of SFF pulls back the curtain to introduce you to the people behind your favourite book covers, films, and video games, and SFF-influenced art of all kinds. This time around, we chat with […]

“—mg fantasy book covers of 2022 are powerful 🙌🏽”

When this task came to me, I was very excited. A real challenge to recreate something legendary in a new way. Lunch atop a Skyscraper is an iconic photograph taken in 1932 in the still young, developing New York. And here is my interpretation - the builders of New Cappena! 12x16 inch Acrylic on watercolor board Riveteer's Ascendancy MTG: New Cappena AD: Cynthia Sheppard ©2022 Wizards of the Coast LLC

"The Basilisk" from the Plague of Dragons Series by Justin Gerard 2020 11"x14" inches Traditional Pencil drawing on Strathmore bristol with digital color in Photoshop. Prints available at www.gallerygerard.com/store/plague-of-dragons-the-basilisk To see more from the series, download the images in hi-res, and support further development of the story, please visit my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/justingerard The Digital Brushes I used to color this are available on my Artstation store.