Donatho Krohne
"Mythology"
Pigments on Paper | 33.9x21.3 in
$14,135.03
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Discover contemporary Fantasy Drawings on Artmajeur
Contemporary fantasy drawings are a form of original artwork that feature fantastical elements such as mythical creatures, surreal landscapes, and supernatural beings. These drawings can be created on a variety of supports including paper, canvas, or even digital platforms. Artists often use a range of materials such as graphite, ink, colored pencils, or markers to bring their imaginative visions to life.
©2022 Donatho Krohne
Origins and History
Contemporary fantasy drawings emerged in the late 20th century as a response to the rise of fantasy literature and films. This art form combines elements of traditional fantasy art with a modern, often dark twist. Artists draw inspiration from a variety of sources, including mythology, folklore, and pop culture. Fantasy art has evolved over time, with important periods including the Romantic era, the Pre-Raphaelites, and the Surrealists. Some notable artists in this genre include Brian Froud, Alan Lee, and Michael Whelan. Questions that arise when looking at contemporary fantasy drawings include the role of imagination in art, the relationship between fantasy and reality, and the significance of storytelling in visual art.
©2015 Pepe Ortiz Benavent
Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary Fantasy Drawings have undergone a remarkable evolution in recent years, with artists exploring new techniques and mediums to create unique and imaginative works of art. With the rise of social media and online platforms, these drawings have gained widespread popularity and become an important part of the contemporary art market. Their importance lies in their ability to transport viewers to fantastical worlds and ignite their imaginations.
©2024 Roman
Related Famous Artists
Contemporary fantasy drawings have taken the art world by storm, and these artists have made a name for themselves with their captivating works.
One of the most notable figures in this genre is known for his fantastical creatures, intricate details, and vivid colors. His work explores the boundaries between reality and imagination, and he is often inspired by his travels and the natural world.
Another artist is celebrated for her whimsical illustrations that transport viewers to imaginary worlds filled with magic and wonder. Her use of soft lines and pastel colors creates a dreamlike atmosphere that invites viewers to get lost in her creations.
Another artist approaches fantasy drawing with a darker, more Gothic aesthetic. His works are often macabre, featuring haunting imagery and an emphasis on the supernatural. His attention to detail and use of shadow and light create an eerie mood that is both beautiful and unsettling.
One artist has gained notoriety for her feminist approach to fantasy drawings. Her works often feature powerful women as the central figures, taking charge and defying convention. Her use of bright colors and bold lines adds to the sense of strength and resilience in her characters.
Whether they draw inspiration from nature, dreams, or the supernatural, these Contemporary Artists have created a new breed of fantasy drawings that captivate and inspire. Their works are a testament to the power of imagination and the endless possibilities of art.
©2012 Jean-Charles Hecquet
Notable contemporary Fantasy Drawings
One of the most well-known contemporary Fantasy Drawings is "The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke" by Richard Dadd, created in 1855-64. This artwork features a highly detailed and intricate scene of fairies, goblins, and other fantastical creatures in a forest setting, with a central figure wielding a tool that appears to be creating the scene itself.
Another notable Fantasy Drawing is "The Garden of Earthly Delights" by Hieronymus Bosch, created around 1500. This triptych painting features a surreal and fantastical landscape, filled with strange creatures, hybrid forms, and bizarre scenes of pleasure and punishment.
A more recent example of Fantasy Drawing is "The Lord of the Rings Sketchbook" by Alan Lee, created in 1997. This collection of sketches and drawings was created by the artist during the production of the film trilogy, and features highly detailed depictions of characters, creatures, and landscapes from J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy world.
Another iconic Fantasy Drawing is "The Dream" by Pablo Picasso, created in 1932. This surreal and dreamlike artwork depicts a sleeping woman with a strange, distorted face, surrounded by fantastical creatures and objects, including a minotaur and a floating head.
Overall, these Fantasy Drawings demonstrate the enduring popularity and power of the fantastical imagination, and the ability of artists to create rich and evocative worlds and characters that capture our imaginations and inspire our own creative visions.
Jean-Charles Hecquet
"La fonction de l'utopie"
Pencil on Paper | 29.5x41.3 in
Not For Sale
Célestine Brunon
"Sol Invictus"
Pencil on Paper | 11.4x16.5 in
$413.07
Vera Saiko
"Blooming fantasy: Sakura"
Ink on Paper | 11x15 in
$231.61
Prints available
Angel Leon
"" Vertigo""
Charcoal on Canvas | 55.1x51.2 in
$9,483.89
Prints available
Jendrw
"Bowser"
Graphite on Paper | 11.8x15.8 in
$941.3
Leopoldo Fernandez Sanchez
"En el umbral"
Charcoal on Paper | 39.4x27.6 in
$943.52
David Nasibyan
"Диалог"
Graphite on Paper | 10x5.9 in
$376.52
Prints available
Scalp
"Boy & Pet face of mOOn"
Charcoal on Paper | 15.8x11.8 in
$490.58
Skylor Timeless
"Untited (Serie: Another Friend"
Pencil on Paper | 7.9x11.8 in
$3,485.03
Xavier Debeerst
"Bibliothèque d'un amateur #11"
Pencil on Paper | 11x8.9 in
$152.82
Albena Vatcheva
"Stairway to heaven"
Ink on Paper | 30.3x22.4 in
$975.63
Prints available
Pepe Ortiz Benavent
"My first sketchbook 2015 - 16"
Marker on Paper | 8.7x11.4 in
$3,685.47
Chidi Chibueze
"Fallen"
Pencil on Paper | 23.6x31.9 in
Sold
Maria Susarenko
"Venetian Carousel"
Acrylic on Cardboard | 18.9x18.9 in
$1,486.15
Maksym Lazariev
""Become a Dragon" 竜になる"
Ink on Paper | 8.1x11.7 in
Not For Sale
Natalie Levkovska
"Unicorn in Library"
Gouache on Paper | 28.4x20.5 in
Sold
Maxime Rouault
"Neotokyo"
Ink on Paper | 43.3x86.6 in
$57,265.49
Laurence Dufour
"Océane"
Gel pen on Paper | 10.8x8.3 in
$191.58
Prints available
Shadi Tuafra
"without title"
Gel pen on Paper | 27.6x19.7 in
$1,278.54
José Carlos B. Damas
"YOU RE CRAZY"
Digital Painting on MDF Board | 31.5x15.8 in
$547.06
Claude Duvauchelle
"Vegetalo-organic"
Marker on Paper | 12.4x9.5 in
$779.62
Lilla Varhelyi
"Silhouette #1"
Ink on Paper | 10.6x15.5 in
$693.24
Prints available
Roman
"The lost garden"
Ink on Paper | 5.9x6 in
Not For Sale
Patrick Jannin
"Spiderman, une cohabitation difficile"
Ink on Paper | 9.5x12.6 in
$449.61
Mutes / César Amorim
"Pensamentos Labirinticos D`mente Cubista"
Marker on Cardboard | 34.7x43.7 in
$3,689.9
Abricodéal Îles
"Les 3 fées"
Ink on Cardboard | 23.6x31.5 in
$279.07
Prints available
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Ihor Miroshnycnenko (Miro)
"Friends are always there."
Ink on Paper | 12.6x9.5 in
$553.71
Prints available
Dima An
"Une petite tortue"
Graphite on Cardboard | 9.1x6.7 in
$906.19
Jean-Thomas Bédard
"C-485 - Soleil noir"
Ink on Cardboard | 11x8.5 in
Not For Sale
Prints
from $37.07
Eric Demelis
"minuscules tragédies"
Ink on Canvas | 19.7x15.8 in
$648.94
Thierry Pujalte
"Tabor le voyageur"
Pencil on Paper | 7.9x5.9 in
$169.43
Heba Saleh Mendelson
"All eyes on you"
Ink on Paper | 11.7x8.3 in
$419.33
Prints available
Marie Mainetti
"Rose"
Ink on Paper | 11.7x8.3 in
$178.29
Emilie Chaplain
"Alice"
Ink on Paper | 11.8x7.9 in
$311.18