Fantasy Art Prints To Make Your Walls Magical

Geeks love fantasy. We should know! And, whether it’s The Lord of the Rings or Critical Role, we want to celebrate our fandoms. But, how do you bring that spark of magic into your everyday life?

An excellent question. Luckily, we have an excellent answer: art prints. Surrounding yourself with the stories, characters, and whimsy that you know and love makes all the difference. So, we’ve got a list of 10 art prints that are truly fantastic.

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Bag End: Expect Me When You See Me! Art Print

Well, there’s no better place to begin than the Shire. So let’s join Gandalf and Frodo in Jerry Vanderstelt’s Bag End: Expect Me When You See Me! Art Print. Perhaps you’re drawn to the cool colors and starry sky. Maybe, instead, you’re drawn to the lush landscape and iconic Hobbit holes. Whatever it is, this art print really brings you into a peaceful moment from the iconic series.

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Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Art Print

Now, maybe that peaceful print isn’t right for your collection. Yes, you might need something that feels brave. Look no further than the Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Art Print by Darren Tan. Here, we have a team of dedicated heroes ready to sacrifice everything for the greater good.

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Smaug the Fire-Drake: A Dire Menace Art Print

It’s one thing to be peaceful, another to be brave, and something entirely different to be in awe. Undoubtedly, we are in awe of the raw power on display in the Smaug the Fire-Drake: A Dire Menace Art Print by Jerry Vanderstelt. In The Hobbit films, Smaug unleashed his fury upon the city of Dale and even Erebor itself. Here, in this incredibly detailed art print, we can truly appreciate his destructive power.

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The Draw of Destiny Art Print

Don’t worry, we have far more than just one fantasy fandom — such as amazing Critical Role collectibles! Let’s start off with The Draw of Destiny Art Print by Ian MacDonald. The Draw of Destiny print features Dorian, Imogen, Orym, Laudna, Fresh Cut Grass, Fearne (with Little Mister), Chetney, and Ashton as they jump into adventure while the sunset spires of Jrusar fill the colorful skies above them.

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The Mighty Nein: This is How We Roll! Art Print

Critters, let’s not stop there! Add to your Critical Role collection with The Mighty Nein: This is How We Roll! Art Print by Ian MacDonald. In this print, it’s like you’re a part of the party itself. After all, why shouldn’t we raise a glass to this band of misfits? This print specifically toasts Caleb (with Frumpkin), Yasha, Nott, Beau, Jester, Fjord, and Caduceus.

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Critical Role: Threads of Fate Art Print

Honestly, we can’t get enough of Critical Role. Unfortunately, that means we don’t have any favorites — we just love it all! And, if you want to celebrate each campaign, then check out the Critical Role: Threads of Fate Art Print by Ian MacDonald. No other art print features heroes from Vox Machina, the Mighty Nein, and Bells Hells. So, if you want to appreciate each campaign all in one, this is the art print for you.

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Bettie Page: Carousel Art Print

Next up, we have the Bettie Page: Carousel Art Print by Olivia De Berardinis. In it, pinup pioneer Bettie Page is depicted as a mermaid. Furthermore, she’s sitting atop a seahorse, with bubbles of pink and blue surrounding her. This print adds a whole new level to fantasy … sea level! Naturally, she’s adorned with sea life like an octopus and shells. Take a deep dive and add this print to your collection.

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Sahaqiel: In the Great Expanse Art Print

For the next print, travel from the sea to the sky with the Sahaqiel: In the Great Expanse Art Print by Peter Mohrbacher. This fantasy artwork is a part of the Angelarium project. While other depictions of celestial entities might be incomprehensible, this angel offers a glimpse of angelic grace. Perhaps you’d like to grace your home with this art print!

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Red Art Print

Undoubtedly, you’ve heard the story of Little Red Riding Hood. Well, the Red Art Print by Máté Jakó retells the story in a new way. He says it best himself:

 “Red is about the strength we all possess, demonstrated by our heroine bravely facing the world around her head on. Though surrounded on all sides by a ravenous horde of werewolves, she rises above the chaos, dignified and victorious without judgment.”

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Death Dealer I Art Print

Last but not least, we have the Death Dealer I Art Print by Frank Frazetta. Truly, Frank Frazetta changed the world of fantasy art. In fact, for years, people instinctively associated fantasy art with Frazetta himself. Now, these impactful paintings and their heroes can travel across the realm to your wall.

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Well, after all that, do you have a favorite? Better yet, do you have a favorite fantasy series?

As it turns out, us geeks like talking about fantasy a lot. Really, we can’t stop talking about it. That’s why we’ve got a few places to keep chit-chatting. Feel free to join us at Sideshow Social Network or in side.show/geekgroup — and don’t forget to Let Your Geek Sideshow!