After-market sketches (AR) commissioned on Evolution cards and those created unofficially for the MII set.1 view
All artists of the six sketch sets and personal sketch card collection, who have captured on each card something unique from the battle for Middle-earth.13 views
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All characters
of Middle-earth featured in the collection: the Fellowship of the Ring (Wizard, hobbits, man, elf and dwarf), their kin and allies from the forest and skies, in their fight against the dark forces of Mordor and Isengard.20 views
Artist Proof sketches (AP) chosen by or commissioned from artists in all three Hobbit sets.1 view
Artist Returned sketches (AR) chosen by or commissioned from artists in all three Topps sets.1 view
Character: Aragorn ✦ Portrayed by: Viggo Mortensen
✦ Profile: Aragorn: of the race of Men, son of Arathorn, heir of Isildur and rightful claimant to the kingship of Arnor and Gondor. Member of the Fellowship of the Ring and crowned King Elessar.
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Character: Arwen ✦ Portrayed by: Liv Tyler
✦ Profile: Arwen Undómiel: half-elven, daughter of Lord Elrond and Celebrían of Rivendell. Relinquished her immortality to wed King Elessar.
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Character: Balrog ✦ Profile: The Balrog: Maiar, primordial spirit corrupted by the Dark in ancient times; defeated by Gandalf.
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Character: Bilbo ✦ Portrayed by: Sir Ian Holm
✦ Martin Freeman
✦ Profile: Bilbo Baggins: Hobbit, lived in Bag End, Hobbiton. Bilbo possessed the One Ring for a time and recorded his travels in the Red Book of Westmarch. In 3021 he left on the elves’ ship sailing to the West.
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Character: Boromir ✦ Portrayed by: Sean Bean
✦ Profile: Boromir: of the race of Men, elder son of Denethor II, Steward of Gondor, brother of Faramir, member of the Fellowship of the Ring. Warrior and Captain-General, he was slain by orcs at Amon Hen while defending the hobbits.
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Character: Celeborn ✦ Portrayed by: Marton Csokas
✦ Profile: Celeborn: Elf Lord of Lórien, married to Galadriel. In the Jackson movie adaptation, he departs Middle-earth with Galadriel in 3021.
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Character: Denethor ✦ Portrayed by: John Noble
✦ Profile: Denethor II: of the race of Men, son of Ecthelion II, final Ruling Steward of Gondor. In the Jackson adaptation, he is engulfed in flames and casts himself from the Citadel.
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Character: Elrond ✦ Portrayed by: Hugo Weaving
✦ Profile: Elrond: half-elven, Lord of Rivendell. Provided aid to the Fellowship of the Ring. In 3021, he departed Middle-earth with Galadriel, Gandalf, Bilbo and Frodo.
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Character: Éomer ✦ Portrayed by: Karl Urban
✦ Profile: Éomer: of the race of Men, son of Éomund of Eastfold and Théodwyn (the sister of King Théoden), brother of Éowyn. With the death of Théoden, he became the King of Rohan.
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Character: Éowyn ✦ Portrayed by: Miranda Otto
✦ Profile: Éowyn: of the race of Men, daughter of Éomund of Eastfold and Théodwyn (the sister of King Théoden), sister of Éomer. Slayer of the WitchKing of Angmar. It is assumed she married Faramir.
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Character: Faramir ✦ Portrayed by: David Wenham
✦ Profile: Faramir: of the race of Men, younger son of Denethor II, Steward of Gondor, brother of Boromir. After the coronation of Aragorn, Faramir was given the princedom of Ithilien. It is assumed he married Éowyn.
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Character: Frodo ✦ Portrayed by: Elijah Wood
✦ Profile: Frodo Baggins: Hobbit, adoptive heir of his cousin, Bilbo Baggins, inherited the One Ring. Member of the Fellowship of the Ring. With Sam, he journeyed to Mordor where the Ring was destroyed in the fires of Mount Doom. Travelled West to the Undying Lands.
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Character: Galadriel ✦ Portrayed by: Cate Blanchett
✦ Profile: Galadriel: Elf Lady of Lórien. Gave aid to the Fellowship. She travelled West across the Great Sea with the other Keepers of the Three Rings.
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Character: Gandalf ✦ Portrayed by: Sir Ian McKellen
✦ Profile: Gandalf the Grey: Maia, becomes ‘Gandalf the White’. Member of the Fellowship of the Ring. He is instrumental in the defeat of Sauron in the Third Age. He departed Middle-earth with the other Keepers of the Three Rings.
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Character: Gimli ✦ Portrayed by: John Rhys-Davies
✦ Profile: Gimli, Elf-friend: Dwarf, Son of Glóin. Member of the Fellowship of the Ring. According to the Red Book of Westmarch, Gimli sailed with Legolas into the West to the Undying Lands.
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Character: Gollum ✦ Portrayed by: Andy Serkis
✦ Profile: Gollum, originally Sméagol: Hobbit, finder of the One Ring, became possessed and consumed by it. Gollum fights with Frodo for ‘his precious’ at the edge of Doom, and plunges into the fire with the Ring, where they were destroyed.
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Character: Grima ✦ Portrayed by: Brad Dourif
✦ Profile: Grima, Wormtongue: of the race of Men, counsellor of Théoden King of Rohan, and a spy of Saruman. In the film: killed at Orthanc by an arrow of Legolas; in the book: shot by a hobbit archer in the Shire.
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Character: Haldir ✦ Portrayed by: Craig Parker
✦ Profile: Haldir: Elven marchwarden of Lórien: guided the Fellowship of the Ring to the tree city - Caras Galadhon. In the film: Haldir fought, and was killed, at the battle of Helm’s Deep.
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Character: Isildur ✦ Portrayed by: Harry Sinclair
✦ Profile: Isildur: of the race of Men, eldest son and heir of Elendil. He cut the One Ring from the hand of Sauron and kept, rather than destroying, it. He was killed by orcs’ poisoned arrows when the Ring slipped from his finger, betraying his position.
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Author: J.R.R. Tolkien ✦ ✦ ✦ John Ronald Reuel Tolkien (1892-1973)
A major scholar of the English language.
Twice Professor of Anglo-Saxon (Old English) at the University of Oxford, he also wrote a number of stories,
Most famously The Hobbit (1937) and The Lord of the Rings (1954-1955).
Set in a pre-historic era in an invented world called Middle-earth, loved by literally millions of readers worldwide.
The great success resulted in Tolkien being popularly identified as the "father" of modern high fantasy literature.
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Character: King of the Dead (KOTD) ✦ Portrayed by: Paul Norell
✦ Profile: KOTD: king of the oath-breaking Men of the White Mountains. Aragorn offered redemption if they fought for him in the battle of Pelennor Fields. After the battle, Aragorn released them from their oath.
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Character: Legolas ✦ Portrayed by: Orlando Bloom
✦ Profile: Legolas Greenleaf: Elven prince of the Woodland Realm, son of Thranduil. Member of the Fellowship of the Ring and friend of Gimli. Legend has it that Legolas built a grey ship and sailed from Middle-earth to the Undying Lands, taking Gimli with him.
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Character: Merry ✦ Portrayed by: Dominic Monaghan
✦ Profile: Meriadoc ‘Merry’ Brandybuck: Hobbit, son of Saradoc Brandybuck. Friend of Frodo and member of the Fellowship of the Rings. With Éowyn he helped slay the WitchKing of Angmar. At the age of 102, he returned to Rohan and Gondor with Pippin; the two hobbits died in Gondor several years later.
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Character: Nazgûl ✦ Profile: Nazgûl (Ringwraiths, Black/Nine Riders): nine mortal Kings of Men corrupted by the power of Sauron's Nine Rings, and transformed into his ‘deathless’ enslaved servants. The Nazgûl perished with the destruction of the One Ring.
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Director: Peter Jackson ✦ Sir Peter Robert Jackson ONZ KNZM (born 31 October 1961)
A New Zealand filmmaker and screenwriter.
He is best known as the director, writer and producer of The Lord of the Rings trilogy (2001–03) and The Hobbit trilogy (2012–14),
both of which are adapted from the novels of the same name by J. R. R. Tolkien.
Jackson has been awarded three Academy Awards in his career, including the award for Best Director in 2003.
He has also received a Golden Globe, four Saturn Awards and three BAFTAs amongst others.
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Character: Pippin ✦ Portrayed by: Billy Boyd
✦ Profile: Peregrin ‘Pippin’ Took: Hobbit, son of Paladin Took II of Great Smials. Friend of Frodo and member of the Fellowship of the Rings. Fought in battle of Minas Tirith. He returned to Rohan and Gondor with Merry; the two hobbits died in Gondor several years later.
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Character: Rosie ✦ Portrayed by: Sarah McLeod
✦ Profile: Rose (Rosie) Cotton: Hobbit, daughter of Tolman Cotton and Lily Brown. She married Samwise Gamgee after his return from the War of the Ring; they had thirteen children.
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Character: Sam ✦ Portrayed by: Sean Astin
✦ Profile: Samwise ‘Sam’ Gamgee: Hobbit, son of Hamfast "Gaffer" Gamgee. Brave and faithful companion of Frodo, who accompanied him into Mordor and enabled the destruction of the Ring. He married Rosie and had thirteen children. In the end, he sailed to the West to be reunited with Frodo in the Undying Lands.
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Character: Saruman ✦ Portrayed by: Sir Christopher Lee
✦ Profile: Saruman, the White Wizard: Maia, once Chief of the Istari. Corrupted by the desire for power, he and his army were defeated by men, hobbits and Ents. He was murdered by Grima.
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Character: Sauron ✦ Portrayed by: Sala Baker
✦ Profile: Sauron, the Second Dark Lord: originally a Maia, he was corrupted by Melkor (the first Dark Lord) and became his most trusted lieutenant. With the Ring’s destruction, Sauron’s power was broken, his empires collapsed and his form destroyed.
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Character: Théoden ✦ Portrayed by: Bernard Hill
✦ Profile: Théoden, King of Rohan: of the race of Men, son of Thengel. Gandalf released him from Saruman’s control and he led the Rohirrim at the Battle of Helms’ Deep, and was killed in the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.
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Character: Théodred ✦ Portrayed by: Paris Howe Strewe
✦ Profile: Théodred: of the race of Men, only son and heir apparent to King Théoden. He was ambushed and killed by a Saruman orc.
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Character: Treebeard ✦ Portrayed by: John Rhys-Davies (voice)
✦ Profile: Treebeard of Fangorn Forest: the oldest Ent. He rescued Merry and Pippin. When he saw the destruction of the forest by Saruman, he led the Ents to destroy Saruman’s empire.
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Character: Witch-king ✦ Portrayed by: Lawrence Makoare
✦ Profile: Witch-king of Angmar, Lord of the Nazgûl: mortal King of Men corrupted by the power of Sauron's Ring. He stabbed Frodo at Weathertop. He led his forces from Minas Morgul to the battle of Pelennor Field, where he mortally wounded Théoden. He was slain by Éowyn (with the help of Merry).
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Creatures ✦ Profile: Other creatures of Middle-earth
Allies of Men: Shadowfax; Brego; Bill; Gwaihir; eagles.
Troops of Saruman and Sauron: Balrog; mumakil; warg; Shelob; Balrog; fell beasts; watcher in the water etc
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Dragons ✦ Profile: Smaug: is one of the last great Fire-drakes of Middle-earth, having captured the dwarf kingdom and treasure of Erebor. Raging against Lake-town, Smaug is brought down by Bard’s black arrow.
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Race: Dwarves ✦ Profile: Dwarves were created by Aulë the Smith, and Ilúvatar granted them life. Aulë made seven Fathers of the Dwarves. In LOTR, Gimli is the only main active dwarf character.
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Race: Elves ✦ Profile: The first Elves awoke by Cuiviénen, long time before the Rising of the Sun or Moon. Unlike Men, the Elves were not subject to illness or death.
The main elves featured in LOTR: Legolas; Elrond; Arwen; Galadriel; Celeborn; Haldir
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Race: Ents ✦ Profile: Ents, the Shepherds of the Trees: A race of giant, tree-like people whose purpose was to protect the forests of Middle-earth. By the end of the Third Age, the great forests had dwindled, and so had the Ents, but they were still to be found in Fangorn Forest.
The main Ents featured in LOTR: Treebeard; Leaflock; Quickbeam; Skinbark.
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Race: Hobbits ✦ Profile: Hobbits, Haflings: At the time of the events in LOTR, hobbits lived in the Shire and in Bree in the north west of Middle-earth, though by the end, some had moved out to the Tower Hills and to Gondor and Rohan.
Hobbit main characters: Bilbo Baggins; Frodo Baggins; Samwise Gamgee; Peregrin Took and Meriadoc Brandybuck; Gollum was once a hobbit.
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Race: Maiar ✦ Profile: Maiar are spirits that descended into Arda at its beginning: divine in origin and possessing great power.
Maiar in LOTR: Gandalf; Saruman Maiar corrupted by Melkor (First Dark Lord): Sauron; Balrog (Mentioned in passing by Tolkien but not directly featured in the narrative: Radagast, two Blue Wizards.)
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Race: Men ✦ Profile: The race of Men is the second race of beings created by the God, Ilúvatar. Men bear the Gift of Men, mortality. Hobbits were an offshoot of Men.
Main men characters in LOTR: Aragorn, Boromir, Faramir, Denethor, Théoden, Éowyn, Éomer, Grima Corrupted by Sauron: Nazgûl, Mouth of Sauron, groups: Northmen, Haradim, Easterlings
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Race: Orcs ✦ Profile: Orcs are (believed to be) corrupted Elves captured by Melkor before the beginning of the First Age. They were blinded by the light of the Sun, however, later breeds, such as Saruman’s Uruk-hai, could endure the daylight.
Main orc characters in LOTR: Lurtz; Gothmog.
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Race: Trolls ✦ Profile: Trolls were creatures created before the end of the First Age. They were corrupted by Melkor, and fought in the Third Age for Sauron.
Main types of trolls in LOTR: Stone Trolls (returned to stone in the daylight), Cave Trolls, Battle/Mountain Trolls.
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Objects
Profile: LOTR features many iconic objects, including the Rings; palantir; Phial of Galadriel; Red book of Westmarch; emblems/flags of Gondor & Rohan; Longbottom weed; Balin’s book; various swords (Sting, Narsil, Andúril) etc.
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Locations: ✦ Profile: The world of Middle-earth abounds with exotic and fascinating places, including the Shire; Bag End; Prancing Pony; Isengard; Weathertop; Rivendell; Moria; Argonaths; Amon Hen; Falls of Rauros; Lórien; Edoras, Helm’s Deep, Cirith Ungol; Minas Tirith; Minas Morgul; Black Gate, Barad-dûr; Mount Doom; Grey Havens etc
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Artist: Irma Ahmed ✦ Set: MII #256
Profile: Irma’s art has a delicate simplicity (see Éowyn), which can still evoke a potent sense of drama (e.g. the morgul blade stabbing Frodo) and encompass a unique perspective (such as the Aragorn and Arwen panel linked by the Evenstar).
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Artist: Noah Albrecht ✦ Set: MII #255
Profile: There is an animated quirkiness in Noah’s art which powerfully provides characterisation, especially heightened with the use of bold accent colours (as in his AR Saruman).
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Artist: Soni Alcorn-Hender ✦ Set: MII #159
Profile: Soni is a true devotee of Middle-earth; of JRRT’s book and PJ’s film interpretation. Her art is a treasure trove combining realism, fantasy and smoldering surrealism, and amazingly crosses many artistic styles: from pencil and shading (e.g. Aragorn), sepia toning (see AR Éomer and Éowyn) and dramatic colour (such as Barad dur/Mt Doom).
In addition, the collection contains a number of Soni’s original artworks of characters from the book (e.g. Annatar) and Soni’s image of these (see Éowyn and Éomer).
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Artist: Brian Ashmore ✦ Set: MII #50
Profile: Brian’s graphic art, featuring the simple interplay of lines and shading, conveys raw emotion (as in Aragorn’s battle cry).
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Artist: Kyle Babbitt ✦ Sets: MI #106; MII #289
Profile: Kyle’s art, from pencil drawings to bold multi-coloured pieces, portrays dramatic intensity, often penetrating characterisations at critical events (such as the brooding Denethor) or poignant moments (e.g. the AR composite Aragorn/Arwen panel)
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Artist: Paul Ballard ✦ Set: MII #106
Profile: Paul uses pencil, shading and white highlighting to give depth to his characterisation (as in his sideways glancing Aragorn). However, in his full colour sketches, he can achieve further dramatic intensity (as in his depiction of the Gandalf/Balrog battle).
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Artist: Len Bellinger ✦ Sets: MI #162; MII #56
Profile: Len, Sketch Master; artist extraordinaire. Every sketch is a masterpiece: some unique (such as Boromir’s boat going over the Falls), others of exceptional detail (e.g. 'You bow to no one'). In all there is a distinctive boldness of expression (see Sam and Frodo escaping Mt Doom). However, Len was more than an artist to us collectors, he was wise-counsellor, passionate collector, insightful commentator etc; our lives are less rich with his leaving our sketch-fold.
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Artist: Paul Billingham
Set: PSC #13
Profile: Paul did not contribute to the official Topps LOTR sets, he is a ‘find’ from the internet.
Paul’s art extends from gripping graphite portraiture (e.g. Saruman, Saruman and Lurtz) to depiction of scenes, spectacular in detail, design and drama (such as the Elessar death scene).
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Artist: Scott Blair ✦ Sets: BFA
Profile: Sir Christopher Lee’s sketches are rare gems, Scott’s image of Saruman is an iconic and dramatic characterisation: ominous hand outstretched, grim-faced Wizard with glaring eyes.
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Artist: Joseph Booth
Sets: EVO #357; MI #200
Profile: Joseph achieved powerful characterisation from simple line and hatching portraits (such as Aragorn and Théoden).
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Artist: Kate Bradley ✦ Set: MII #206
Profile: There is a tenderness in Kate’s pencil drawings of joyful occasions (e.g. Bilbo and Gandalf embracing) or peaceful scenes with the addition of delicate colours (e.g. Éowyn sleeping). However, Kate can achieve intensity in pencil (as in Warg being stabbed) or with a feature of vibrant background (as with, Gandalf and fireworks).
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Artist: Spencer Brinkerhoff ✦ Set: MII #106
Profile: Many of Spencer‘s pack inserted sketches were very simple but perceptive line caricatures. However, he added depth of character in his full-colour sketches (see AR Gimli).
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Artist: Dave Bryant ✦ Set: MII #106
Profile: Dave’s comic-style art gives his sketches a general whimsical feel (e.g. his battle troll), however, his art extends to deeper characterisation (see Éowyn at the coronation).
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Artist: Evan Bryce ✦ Set: MII #?
Profile: There is a distinctive ominous feel in Evan’s depiction of characters through the interplay of bold strokes of black, white and grey (as in his AR snarling orc).
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Artist: Dennis Budd ✦ Sets: EVO #206; MI #106; MII #184
Profile: Denis art ranges from simple pencil drawing (e.g. Gimli), dramatic sepia scenic moments (such as, the battle of Frodo and Gollum), glowing depiction of objects (e.g. Vilya ring), and culminating in his stunning full-coloured paintings (see incredible AR three-card panel of the Fellowship of the Ring).
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Artist: Alex Buechel ✦ Set: MII #?
Profile: Whether simple line drawings (such as, the wide-eyed Saruman) or full-coloured AR drawings (e.g. intense blue eyed Frodo with Sting; Frodo and Sam ‘In the end of all things’ moment etc), Alex’s art seethes with expression and emotion.
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Artist: James Bukauskas ✦ Set: MII #356
Profile: Dramatic blocked ink characterises James’s sketches. His AP Nazgûl and stead ooze an ominous presence, and there is a wild ferocity in his possessed Gollum at Misty Mountain.
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Artist: Matt Busch ✦ Sets: EVO #156; MII #?
Profile: Matt choose to do something unique in MII: he painted only Balrogs for all his sketches, pack-inserted and artist return. All these are menacing but slightly different (see his AR Balrog features black hatching). His Arwen and Legolas are apparently after-market commissions by another collector.
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Artist: Jeff Carlisle ✦ Set: MII #92
Profile: Jeff captures the intensity of the moment with fine line and hatching (as in the AR of the inscription on the Ring on Frodo’s face), and extraordinary depicting of minute details (e.g. AR of Snaga waiting sinisterly for the approaching Gondorian Army).
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Artist: Jeff Chandler ✦ Sets: EVO #300; MI #106
Profile: Jeff did many simple line characterisations in a form of caricature, then he embellished some in bold complimentary colours - full of fun and feeling (see AR Éowyn).
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Artist: Justin Chung ✦ Sets: EVO #130; MI #56
Profile: Justin’s simple lines and shading create a sense of emotion (as in the caring expression of Galadriel).
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Artist: Hamilton Cline ✦ Set: MII #156
Profile: Hamilton’s pencil sketches can be poignant (e.g. Pippin) or explosive (as in Galadriel being overwhelmed by the potential of the Ring) while his fully inked, convey deep characterisation (see AR Elrond).
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Artist: Katie Cook ✦ Sets: MI #906; MII #256
Profile: Katie is known for her whimsical and endearing style (see AR Arwen), often adding critical wording to depict the scene (such as in Elrond’s call to Isildur to ‘Destroy it’). However, this view belies the drama and emotion Katie’s art can portray (e.g. Gollum’s cry ‘Shire, Baggins’).
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Artist: Dan Cooney ✦ Set: MII #256
Profile: Dan’s portraits in muted tones portray poignant emotion in true-life depiction (e.g. AR Éowyn at the coronation) or stylised form (such as the AR Éowyn with flag).
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Artist: Man Correnti ✦ Set: MII #106
Profile: Megan’s sketches are typically in comic-art form, however, her style also features simple line portraits (e.g. AR Sam) or the drama from darkly shaded images (such as in Frodo wide-eyes staring at the approaching Nazgûl, chosen as an AR).
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Artist: Joe Corroney ✦ Sets: EVO #150; MI #106; MII #76
Profile: Joe’s art follows classical lines, whether simple inked portraiture (as in Boromir) or full-coloured portraiture (e.g. AR Legolas), with extraordinary detail (see AR Galadriel's hair), his art exudes intense feeling.
In addition, Joe was commissioned to paint a base card for the MII set (see the Blank Back: ‘Aragorn versus Ringwraiths’, and in Artworks, the original pencil drawing).
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Artist: Doug Cowan ✦ Set: MII #76
Profile: There is a fluidity in Doug’s inked and accent-colour sketches. This creates a sense of drama (see AR Nazgûl on red-eyed stead ominously staring).
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Artist: Cynthia Cummens (Narcisi)
Sets: EVO #356; MII #256
Profile: Pencil line, shaded, inked or full-colour (in muted tones), Cynthia’s portraits are powerful depictions of a situation (e.g. Pippin grimacing as he is looking into the palantir). In addition, Cynthia created a number of dramatic collages of storyline elements (see AR Gandalf, Bag End and the Ring).
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Artist: Renae DeLiz ✦ Sets: EVO #206; MI #110; MII #17
Profile: Renae’s style is unique, her sketches are highly stylised and emotive. There is an ethereal exquisiteness in her portraits (e.g. sideways glancing Éowyn), locations (as in one of only two MII ARS: a breath-taking vision of Galadriel’s world) and scenic panels (e.g. Gimli and Balin’s Tomb).
In addition, there is the special collaboration with Ray and Brent in two triptych panels (see Gollum; the Ents), both spectacular characterisations.
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Artist: Thomas Denmark
Set: MI #100
Profile: Minimalist ink lines with accent shading gives Thomas’s sketches a sense of energy (see Rohan soldier).
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Artist: Otto Dieffenbach ✦ Sets: MI #106; MII #206
Profile: Otto’s fine pencil line, shading and hatching typically depict raw emotion (see Faramir). His coloured ARs are poignant characterisations (e.g. Frodo and Sam).
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Artist: Ray Dillon ✦ Sets: EVO #360; MI #252
Profile: Graphite, ink or colour, Ray’s art ranges from expressive realism (see laughing Gandalf) to quirky perspectives (e.g. Sam, Frodo and Shelob), with some in multi-panel form. As an extension of these, Ray collaborated with Renae and Brent in the spectacular triptych panels of Gollum and the Ents (see both panels).
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Artist: Colleen Doran ✦ Sets: MI #200; MII #106
Profile: Colleen’s art exhibits a delicate expression, whether in whispery pencil drawings (e.g. Éowyn) or her full-colour portraits, which have an ethereal poignancy (as in the AR Frodo presenting the Ring).
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Artist: Dave Dorman ✦ Sets: EVO #250; MI #100
Profile: Dave’s soft line and hatching create simple yet expressive characterisations (e.g. helmeted Gimli).
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Artist: Kevin Doyle ✦ Set: MII #536
Profile: Kevin’s simple/ delicate pencil single-card sketches are intensely poignant (e.g. Faramir/Éowyn sketch). However, to expand the impact of these images, Kevin uniquely extended his portraiture across four cards (see AR ‘the Kiss’ and Gollum).
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Artist: Michael Duron ✦ Sets: EVO #206; MI #206; MII #206
Profile: Michael has a unique way of adding a ‘quirky’ dimension to his sketch of a scene, in simple ink (such as Gimli running behind) or colour (e.g. Gandalf and Frodo), often embedding a deep sense of emotion (see AR Éowyn).
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Artist: Jan Duursema ✦ Sets: EVO #150; MII #?
Profile: Jan’s fine line pencil and shaded images achieve a powerful sense of drama (as shown in the sombre-faced Legolas).
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Artist: Darla Ecklund ✦ Sets: MI #200; MII #206
Profile: There is an ethereal feel in Darla’s whisper of pencil drawings with entrancing eyes (e.g. crying Frodo) as well as her muted-toned portraits (see the exquisite AR Arwen in her hooded cloak) and scenes (such as Gandalf fending off the Nazgûl). However, her sketches can also exude heart-wrenching emotion (as in Aragorn telling Éowyn ‘it is but a shadow and a thought.’) or desperate drama (see Frodo facing the fellbeast in Osgiliath).
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Artist: Nina Edlund ✦ Set: MII #306
Profile: Nina is known for her cartoon-caricatures, colourful and fun. However her art extends to another plane in terms of poignancy, as in her haunting AR pencil drawing of a grieving Éowyn at Théodred’s funeral, surrounded by Simbelmynë.
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Artist:Brent Engstrom ✦ Sets: MI #200; MII #56
Profile: Brent’s distinctive art entails dramatic fine pencil portraits (e.g. MI Aragorn) and object studies (see helmets). Also, in his collaboration with Renae and Ray, he helped craft the two exceptional triptych panels (see Ents and Gollum).
Further, Brent used his six MII AR cards to design a spectacular six panel battle scene between Gandalf and the Balrog, and with his ‘second-wave’ ARs, he created a remarkable three panel sequence of Aragorn and the King of the Dead.
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Artist: Davide Fabbri ✦ Sets: EVO #1000; MI #2500; MII #?
Profile: Simplicity and drama are hallmarks of Davide’s pencil and white accent portraits and battle scenes. In the many multiples of his sketches (e.g. of Gandalf fighting off the fell beasts), it is remarkable how each is slightly different and how Davide maintained such quality over the huge number of sketches he contributed to each set.
Artist: Nicole Falk ✦ Set: MII #359
Profile: Nicole has a unique comic style, characterised by wide-open eyes. Her art (in simple line or colour) exudes humour, charm and characterisation (see AR Treebeard).
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Artist: Roberto Flores ✦ Set: MI #500
Profile: A combination of bold inked lines and blocked accents give Roberto’s art a raw edginess and depth of characterisation (e.g. Gandalf).
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Artist: Tess Fowler ✦ Sets: MI #200 ; MII #356
Profile: Tess’s art takes many forms: from delicate but emotive pencil drawings (such as Théoden and Éowyn); the rawness of line and block ink (e.g. battle troll); colour shading (as the Sam and Merry panel) to bold colour accents (e.g. the Nazgûl). In addition, Tess created some rare non-film images (such as the panel of the hobbits at Burrow-Downes).
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Artist: Dave Fox ✦ Sets: MI #100; MII #206
Profile: Dark and edgy, Dave’s art is all about drama. In his medium of black ink, Dave vividly captures the power of villainy (e.g. Lurtz; Witch-king). However, Dave can also achieve a deep sense of ‘vulnerability’ (as in Frodo’s intense blue eyes).
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Artist: Otis Frampton ✦ Sets: EVO #1006; MI #106
Profile: Otis’s sketches reflect his background in comics and animation, whether simple line or full colour, there is a whimsical sense of fun-caricature (e.g. Gollum).
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Artist: Andy Fry ✦ Set: PSC #2
Profile: Andy did not contribute to the Topps LOTR sets, he is a fellow Scoundrel member.
Andy’s unique pencil art is legendary for its ethereal feel, depth of characterisation and poignancy (see Sam and family).
Andy contributed to Hobbit sets with his perceptive pencil art (e.g. AP Gandalf).
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Artist: Bruce Gerlach ✦ Set: MII #706
Profile: Pencil, ink or colour, Bruce’s sketches project emotion. Two cards in particular typify this: Boromir as he is struck with the arrow, you can almost hear him gasp, and Aragorn leaning over the dying Boromir, even Aragorn’s hair seems to fall tragically.
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Artist: Zach Giallongo ✦ Set: MII #?
Profile: There is a simplicity of line in Zach’s pack-inserted sketches. His muted-tone ARs are wonderfully expressive (see manipulating Gollum).
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Artist: Javier Gonzalez ✦ Set: PSC #52+; Hobbit: DOS; BFA
Profile: Javier also was not one of the official artists on the Topps LOTR sets, he is a ‘find’ from the internet.
Javier’s art is scintillating, steeped in realistic detail and design. His art captures the very essence of the moment, depicting in bold strokes and colour, the intensity and depth of feeling (e.g. the two card sequence of Sam and Frodo at Mt Doom) and the level of drama (see BFA battle scenes).
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Artist: Matthew Goodmanson ✦ Sets: MI #400; MII #?
Profile: Pencil, grey and white shading expressively portray drama in characters (e.g. Aragorn AR, Théoden), creatures (e.g. Mouth of Sauron) and iconic moments (as Éowyn and Merry riding together into battle).
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Artist: Grant Gould ✦ Sets: EVO #206; MI #1100; MII #2006
Profile: Grant’s use of vibrant colour within bold designs (and in MI a unique set following the LOTR storyline) accentuates drama and an intensity in the characterisation (see Smeagol/Gollum composite). With his huge contribution to the sets, Grant drew several images multiple times, however, no two are exactly the same (eg three One Rings).
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Artist: Kevin Graham ✦ Sets: MI #456; MII #106
Profile: Kevin’s sketches included line drawings (e.g. Ring of Barahir), some with accent colour (see Gollums with blue eyes), and many full-coloured two/three panel paintings (such as Gandalf chased by Balrog). Graham also applied two unique styles: vibrant acetate film overlay (e.g. red/yellow Gollum) and powerful characterisations via Pointillism (see two-card AP Denethor).
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Artist: Paul Gutierrez
✦ Sets: EVO #1006; MI #305; MII #406
Profile: Paul created line and coloured cartoon-style sketches across the three sets. However he also painted a few vibrant full-colour AR sketches: poignant characterisations (e.g. the Éowyn in front of the Golden Hall, hair billowing, with gold highlights) or dynamic action scenes (e.g. the Éowyn attacking the Fellbeast).
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Artist: Patrick Hamill
Sets: MI #2016; MII #106
Profile: Patrick’s pencil drawings are finely detailed (e.g. Rohan warrior). His many coloured portrait-type sketches, blending bold colours, evoke strong emotion (see eerie AR Gimli and SOTD). And his painted scenes are filled with poignancy (e.g. the Aragorn and Arwen) or dramatic action (as in Frodo facing the Nazgûl at Osgiliath).
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Artist: Ingrid Hardy ✦ Set: MII #206
Profile: There is an ethereal aura overlaying Ingrid’s art. Her sketches range in artistic styles from fine line drawings (see White flag); muted wash portraits (such as in Sam watching Rosie); to vibrant brilliance (e.g. her AR One Ring surrounded by vivid blue).
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Artist: Chris Henderson ✦ Set: MII #484
Profile: Chris created expressive sets of portraits and dramatic scenes in a range of styles: shaded pencil (e.g. Merry); expressive grey wash with dark accents (as in the coronation Aragorn); sepia tones (such as the possessed Bilbo), blue wash (e.g. Galadriel in her boat); two-colour images (e.g. smiling Boromir with green background) and a few multi-coloured paintings (such as the Argonath).
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Artist: Tristan Henry-Wilson ✦ Set: MII #506
Profile: Many of Tristan’s sketches appear to have suffered from the rush to meet the submission deadline. However, his artist returns, though simple line and hatching, dramatically capture the intense feeling of the scene (see AR Aragorn).
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Artist: Gabriel Hernandez ✦ Sets: EVO #80; MI #100
Profile: Gabriel style varied from shadowy graphite portraits (such as AR Troll), to lines with highlights (e.g. orc) and bold coloured portraiture (as in Gollum). His characterisations have a distinct dramatic feel, especially his ‘bad guy’ portrayals (e.g. AR battle Orc) and two-card composite panels (such as Strider/ King Elessar composite).
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Artist: Jessica Hickman ✦ Sets: MI #556; MII #56
Profile: Jessica’s pencil drawings can be subtle portrait outlines with highlights (such as Pippin) or bold lined characterisations with a prop (see Aragorn with Andúril). However, her muted-tone coloured sketches accentuate a sense of drama (e.g. Gollum’s poignant stare from hypnotic eyes).
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Artist: Tom Hodges ✦ Sets: EVO #1006; MI #406; MII #109
Profile: Tom created his portraits (often stylised) from simple lines with white or coloured highlights (see Éomer). His scenes typically have an unusual perspective, in two-tone (e.g. in two-Frodo fending off Shelob) or boldly coloured (such as explosive image of the Eye of Barad-dûr). His Evolution AMs are dramatic in detail and design (see panel of Legolas and Elven Army at Helms Deep).
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Artist: James Hodgkins
Sets: EVO #1000; MI #50
Profile: James’s style changed from Evolution bold inked caricatures to MI mostly full coloured sketches – at times wildly expressive (such as AR screaming orc) or overlaid with a dramatic accent colour (see gold Gandalf).
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Artist: Josh Howard ✦ Sets: MI #200/250; MII #?
Profile: Josh’s main style is flowing lined (often shaded) pencil portraits (e.g. Gandalf), which when adapted for stylised coloured sketches enhances the characterisation (see AR Arwen).
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Artist: Mary Huang ✦ Sets: MI #175; MII #106
Profile: There is an ominous feel in Mary’s brown pencil portraits (see Gandalf with light). However, Mary’s art ranges from simple line drawings with a message (such as Arwen’s ‘There is still hope’); delicate muted tones (as with Éowyn, with golden trusses); splash of intense colour (e.g. Aragorn holding the palantir); to the shimmering set of fantasy Arwens with silver highlights (as with Arwen on Asfaloth).
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Artist: Chad Hurd ✦ Set: MII #256
Profile: Chad’s vibrant colour in bold outlines creates a sense of drama in both stylized portraits (such as his AR Gandalf in snow storm; unique red Denethor) and iconic scenes (as in the AR Éowyn facing the fellbeast).
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Artist: Rafael Kayanan ✦ Sets: EVO #250; MI #6
Profile: Known for his spectacular sketches in the Evolution set, Rafael created the stunning six card collage for the MI etched panel (see Sam, Frodo and Gollum piece).
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Artist: Lee Kohse ✦ Sets: MI #306; MII #206
Profile: Soft shaded or hatched pencil is Lee’s basic style, which creates a pensive or alluring mood (see Galadriel, plain pencil Legolas). However, Lee heightens the drama with the addition of colour highlights (as in the AR colour highlighted Legolas), and in full colour oil, Lee creates profound poignancy (e.g. AR Elrond and Arwen panel).
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Artist: Achilleas Kokkinakis ✦ Sets: Hobbit: UJ, DOS, BFA
Profile: There is a dynamism and depth of feeling in Achilleas’s art, created by the intricate detail (see Thranduil’s kingdom) and use of powerful vibrant colours (eg Smaug attacking Laketown).
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Artist: Brian Kong ✦ Set: MII #81
Profile: Brian creates expressive ink drawings (see Frodo and Sam), however, his art comes alive with the application of colour in different forms: in bold vivid highlights (as with Arwen’s red dress), in full colour, in sensitive, poignant moments (e.g. AR Éowyn offering up the goblet) or the height of dramatic moments (such as in AR Gandalf facing the Balrog’s fiery whip).
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Artist: Karen Krajenbrink ✦ Set: MII #259
Profile: In pencil, part or full (usually muted) colour, Karen achieves gentle characterisation, however, there can be a dramatic edge to her depictions (as in the AR wide-eyed Grima).
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Artist: Jim Kyle ✦ Sets: MI #256; MII #585
Profile: Jim’s style ranged widely from ‘realism’ in simple smooth pencil and ink shading (e.g. Gandalf at Bag End); fine detail hatching and white highlighting (such as Gandalf with pipe; Frodo); dramatic tones (as Saruman’s hand over the palantir); emotive muted full colour (see AR crying Éowyn ); to a whimsical cartoon-style in bold colours (e.g. Gimli’s ‘…eyes of a hawk…’).
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Artist: Ray Lago ✦ Set: MII #~300
Profile: At the time of the MII release Ray’s art encompassed four main styles: detailed flowing ink lines (see Éomer); hazy muted pencil (as in Éowyn); detailed ink and tone (as his official AR Faramir), and rough colour wash (e.g. his official AR battle troll).
Following the release, Ray did a number of exceptional full coloured sketches (e.g. Boromir and Faramir) which were bought as official ARs, however, later it was revealed that they were unofficial after-markets.
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Artist: Peter Lazarski ✦ Set: MII #?
Profile: Peter ‘makes comics: imaginary monsters’, for MII these were fluid line and hatch characterisations (see Moria orc).
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Artist: Mike Lilly ✦ Sets: EVO #150; MI #100
Profile: Mike created fine line drawings with highlights, sometimes with bright red accents to heighten the drama (see Saruman with ominous coloured palantir).
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Artist: Wayne Lo ✦ Set: MII #?
Profile: Wayne captures the energy and drama of the scene in simple line (and often block) ink drawings (e.g. Rohan soldier).
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Artist: Leah Mangue ✦ Sets: MI #856; MII #149
Profile: Leah’s MI style was primarily emotive soft pencilled portraits (see the staring Merry) with some subtle colour accents (as in the screaming Éowyn). While Leah’s MII sketches feature amazing pencil drawings (e.g. skulking Gollum), she achieved further dramatic depth in her full-coloured images (such as in AR Arwen). However, exceptional for their intensity of action are a set of AMs purchased as official ARs (e.g. three-card panel Battle of Helms Deep).
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Artist: Randy Martinez ✦ Set: EVO #1000
Profile: Randy contributed 1,000 fine pencil caricatures to the Evolution set. On these Randy was officially able to create AM sketches. Typically commissioned by collectors, these cover a diverse range of LOTR scenes, from haunting poignancy (such as Gandalf and Pippin Minas Tirith sequence) to terrifyingly dramatic moments (e.g. Éowyn being throttled by the Witch-king).
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Artist: Danuta Mayer ✦ Set: PSC #1
Profile: Danuta did not contribute to the Topps LOTR sets, she is a ‘find’ from the internet.
Danuta’s art is sensitive and exquisite, infused with an ethereal aura and delicate details, as can be seen in her stunning PSC of Théodred’s funeral.
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Artist: Clay McCormack ✦ Set: MII #129
Profile: Mark’s blocked ink with white highlighting provides an intensity and drama to his sketches (e.g. Boromir and shard of Narsil). To accentuate this and add a unique horrific impact to his Boromir AR (having been struck by the first arrow), Mark added blood splatters (see pierced Boromir).
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Artist: John McCrea ✦ Sets: EVO #400; MI #50
Profile: John’s art features bold ink drawings with dramatic white accents portraying raw emotion (e.g. pensive Gandalf).
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Artist: Mark McHaley ✦ Set: MII #156
Profile: From minimalist graphic sketches to exquisite explosions of colour, Mark achieves emotion and spectacle. His drawings exude drama and action (e.g. the charging Aragorn). His multi-colour ‘interplays’ are breathtakingly beautiful (see AR Grey Havens); depict dramatic characterisations (e.g. Éowyn); thrilling moments (as in AR Éowyn facing the Fellbeast and Witch-king) and poignant situations (such as AR Aragorn and Éowyn).
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Artist: Brandon McKinney ✦ Set: MI #150
Profile: Brandon uses ink and shading to achieve penetrating expressions (see Aragorn) and frantic motion in a series of action sketches (e.g. the charging Uruk-Hai).
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Artist: Steven Miller ✦ Sets: MI #156; MII #206
Profile: Steven’s art has many dimensions, expressive pencil drawing (e.g. Galadriel), dark shading (as in Sharku) or coloured in MI (see Bilbo with Red Book). In MII, he developed a dramatic crispness adding intensity, through the application of delicate colouring (such as Arwen in her green gown) or with fine detail (e.g. Éowyn facing the Witch-king panel).
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Artist: Jake Minor ✦ Set: MII #256
Profile: Jake’s art features soft pencil outlines (e.g. Gollums) and ink lines and block for action scenes (such as Éowyn and Witch-king). Jake also employs interesting perspectives in order to heighten the drama in his coloured ARs (e.g. the true-form Witch-king).
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Artist: Rich Molinelli ✦ Sets: EVO #150; MI #206; MII #359
Profile: Whether in simple pencil lines (e.g. Éowyn), shaded (such as Faramir) and blocked inks (e.g. Frodo) or full bold colour (AR Arwen), Rich features boldly drawn stylised portraits. For many of his scenes, he embellishes his drawings with vivid colours which intensify the drama (e.g. green dead Boromir).
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Artist: Carly Monardo ✦ Set: MII #125
Profile: Carly’s fine line drawings have a simplicity but emotive feel. To accentuate this, Carly has depicted dramatic poses/expressions (as in the sidewise glancing Aragorn).
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Artist: Monte Moore ✦ Sets: EVO #150; MII #81
Profile: There is a gripping rawness in Monte’s pencil drawings, especially in the ‘monsters’ where he depicts frenzied action (e.g. attacking orcs). However, Monte enhances the drama and poignancy in his rich full-coloured AR scenes (as in Brego coming to Aragorn’s aid).
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Artist: Jon Morris ✦ Set: MII #306
Profile: Jon’s cartoon-style has a fluidity and simplicity that conveys the essence (often humour) of a scene (see Gandalf hitting his head). However, they can also powerfully portray darker images (such as the Nazgûl stabbing the beds) and intense poignancy (e.g. Sam with his family).
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Artist: Joanne Mutch
Sets: MI #150; MII #?
Profile: Joanne’s soft shaded drawings with subtle accents and often accented eyes exude feeling (e.g. glancing Éowyn) and in some, strong emotion (as with the distraught Sam).
Artist: Jake Myler ✦ Sets: EVO #506; MI #300
Profile: Typically Jake’s Evolution sketches were simple ink portraits (see Aragorn). For MI, his sketches evolved with bold splashes of colours highlighting characterisation (e.g. orange Gandalf). This technique was extended to the striking layering of intense colour in his commissioned Evolution AMs, conveying the intensity of drama (see Sam restraining Frodo from putting on the Ring at Osgiliath).
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Artist: Nik Neocleous ✦ Set: MII #139
Profile: Nik’s style features finely and detailed drawings of characters, typically boldly coloured and framed in a contrast background, giving them a striking aura (see AR Gollum).
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Artist: Steve Oatney ✦ Sets: MI #300; MII #106
Profile: Steve’s art ranges from soft pencil drawings (often hatched and/or highlighted) which can depict dire circumstances (as in the encased Frodo) to the intensity of bold ink characterisations (e.g. Grima) and dramatic scenes over panels (such as Frodo and Bilbo scene).
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Artist: Jon Ocampo
Sets: MI #256; MII #?
Profile: Pencil, ink or full vibrant colour, Jon’s sketches typically have a certain ‘quirkiness’ (e.g. Grishnákh); unique angle (see Frodo and Ring) or are of an unusual scene (e.g. AR Legolas jumping off the Mumakil), all together effectively enhancing the characterisation and drama.
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Artist: Mike Oeming ✦ Set: MI #100
Profile: There is an ethereal feel in the pastel colouring of Mike’s simple/stylised drawings, often of poignant or special moments (see Aragorn and Arwen kiss).
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Artist: William ONeill ✦ Set: MI #300
Profile: William’s simple fluid lines and shading (see Legolas), often coloured (e.g. Denethor) give an expressive feel to his characterisations.
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Artist: Shelli Paroline ✦ Set: MII #156
Profile: Shelli’s fine pencil with gentle shading, hatching and tonal highlights, create atmosphere (see Gimli); poignancy (e.g. Frodo), and can accentuate movement and drama (see the AR Rohan army’s flight to Minas Tirith).
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Artist: Dan Parsons ✦ Set: EVO #500
Profile: Dan’s shaded pencil portraits are potent characterisations (e.g. Gollum), however, his boldly coloured AMs portray intense drama (see two-card panel of hobbits hiding from the Nazgûl).
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Artist: Don Pedicini Jr. ✦ Set: MII #309
Profile: Many of Don’s pencil drawings have a shadowy/hazy aura, which gives them an ethereal feel (see Frodo), and with Don’s (often) addition of muted colour, adds depth and intensity to the characterisation (e.g. Gandalf).
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Artist: Sean Pence ✦ Sets: MI #281; MI #56
Profile: Sean achieves amazing likeness in fine line and shaded drawings. In each of these portraits, he portrays powerful characterisations and emotions, for example, of concern (see Frodo) and of joy (as in Sam). Sean embellished a few portraits with a colour accent, which enhances the image (e.g. MII AR Éowyn).
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Artist: Tony Perna ✦ Set: MII #206
Profile: Tony’s art encompasses a diverse range of styles: soft shaded and hatched pencils (see Gollum), very fine and detailed inks (e.g. helmeted Gimli), blocked inkwork (such as Frodo & Shelob) and dramatic coloured sketches (as in Mt Doom erupting).
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Artist: Connie Persampieri ✦ Set: MI #356
Profile: Connie’s portraits feature delicate lines and accented details (e.g. snow-covered Frodo), often characterised by soulful eyes evoking deep emotion (see grieving Arwen, tearful Éowyn).
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Artist: Jason Keith Phillips ✦ Sets: MI #306; MII #681
Profile: Jason portraits are simple faint pencil (e.g. Pippin with pipe), sometimes with dramatic white highlights (as in Gimli with axe) or featuring vibrant colours (see red orc). Jason drew multiples of each character, with minor variations; always expressive, sometimes with a background feature (as in AR Fellowship panel). For the MII ‘second-wave’, Jason created dark blue ink/pencil portraits (e.g. AR blue Gollum).
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Artist: Kilian Plunkett ✦ Set: MII #?
Profile: Kilian art has a dynamism: in his inked sketches portraying drama (see Frodo fleeing Shelob) and in his fully painted ARs, displaying the spectacle of the event (such as Galadriel at her mirror).
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Artist: Jason Potratz (solo) ✦ Set: MII #99
Profile: With Topps’s ‘second-wave’ set, Jason took on the challenge to do 99 solo cards in a unique series of 11 x 9-card interchangeable Fellowship of the Ring panels. His pen and marker style gives a ‘lighter’ yet expressive characterisation (see Gandalf).
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Artists: Jason Potratz/Jack Hai ✦ Sets: MII #110; Hobbit: DOS & BOTFA; PSC #100+
Profile: Jason’s and Jack’s oil portraits and scenes are striking in characterisation and drama (see Lurtz; AR Gandalf’s flight from Orthanc). Realism imbued with an aura of fantasy, their creations often extend over spectacular multiple panels (such as the four panel Frodo holding out the Ring) and in some cases, depict two parts of a character’s persona (e.g. the Éowyn two-card panel).
Their DOS and BFA AP oils stunningly depict epic scenes (see Smaug/Bilbo panels).
Jason and Jack were commissioned to paint scenes unavailable from official Topps sketches. Always willing to accept the challenge of a unique perspective, they added over 100 images to the LOTRarts storyboards, each a dramatic portrayal of the scene (e.g. 12-card panel of the Last Alliance battle). However, their art extends beyond sketches to breathtaking larger works (see painting of a pensive Aragorn).
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Artist: Tim Proctor ✦ Sets: PSC #4
Profile: Tim was not one of the official artists on the Topps LOTR sets, he is a ‘find’ from the internet. In ink or colour Tim’s characters ooze menace and give the scene a sense of malevolent drama (eg Gothmog).
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Artist: Amy Pronovost ✦ Sets: EVO #506; MI #256; MII #106
Profile: Amy applied her comic/cartoon style to pencil and colour portraits and depiction of iconic scenes, giving these a whimsical tone (e.g. AR Gandalf and Balrog).
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Artist: Mark Propst
Set: MII #?
Profile: Mark creates drama with fine line designs (see Arwen and river-horses), in the interplay of ink on white (e.g. AR panel of Witch-king revealed) and full ink with hatching and highlights (as with Frodo fleeing from Nazgûl).
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Artist: Edward Pun ✦ Set: MII #?
Profile: Edward’s simple flowing line style achieves expressive characterisation, which with the application of pale blue eye colour adds a sense of warmth to the portraits (see King Elessar).
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Artist: David Rabbitte ✦ Sets: EVO #206; MI #120; MII #234; UJ
Profile: In his series of graphite shaded sketches, David has achieved an ethereal touch to expressive characterisations (e.g. Sauron’s eye/Ring) and iconic scenes (as in Frodo’s run into Mt Doom). In his full-colour sketches (mostly for his ARs), David created dramatic portraits (such as AR Arwen) and exquisitely poignant scenes (see Sam cradling Frodo).
David’s UJ AP sketches are powerfully dynamic portrayals (such as, Bilbo about to strike Gollum).
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Artist: Juan Carlos Ramos ✦ Sets: EVO #200; MI #?
Profile: Delicate graphite drawings (see Pippin), often highlighted or with a blending of blue hue (e.g. Galadriel), give Juan’s art a fantasy feel, sometimes with a raw edge (e.g. Uruk screaming) or powerful poignancy (such as AR of the soldier of the dead).
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Artists: Keven and Nathen Reinke
Sets: Hobbit: UJ, DOS, BOFA
Profile: There is a magic in the artwork of Keven and Nathen, whose fine graphic line and shaded drawings accentuated by expressive features exude deep characterisation and drama. Eight of the precious APs, depicting epic moments across the three Hobbit films, are specially commissioned portraits of Gollum, Bilbo and Gandalf, which provide critical back-stories to LOTR.
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Artist: Walter Rice
Set: MI #206
Profile: Walter’s sketches, of simple graphite portraits and illustration of scenes, depict drama and portray intense emotion (see Gandalfs).
Artist: Patrick Richardson
Set: MII #?
Profile: Patrick’s bold full-face graphic portraits powerfully capture a fleeting moment’s expression with the tilt of the head (such as Legolas) or glance of the eyes (see Sam’s sideways look).
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Artist: Brian Rood ✦ Sets: EVO #500; MI #~100
Profile: Brian’s pencil drawings feature simple fine line outlining; accent shading (e.g. Sauron); soft white highlights; dramatic hatching (see Gandalf).
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Artist: Rich Salvucci ✦ Set: PSC #2
Profile: Rich has an eclectic interest in genre, subject matter and art mediums. Although he did not contribute to the Topps LOTR sets his commissioned art is renowned for its detail and passion (see uncut two-card of the Fellowship leaving Rivendell).
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Artist: Michael Segawa ✦ Set: MII #506
Profile: Michael’s pencilled sketches, featuring fine outlining and shading/hatching accents, have an expressive simplicity (see Éowyns).
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Artist: Howard Shum ✦ Sets: EVO #1000; MI #1000; MII #509
Profile: Howard’s typical sketches are stylised portraits, based on fluid expressive lines (e.g. pencil Gandalf). However, Howard added bold colours to heighten characterisation and drama (see poignant depiction of AR Théoden and Éowyn).
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Artist: Ramsey Sibaja (Raz) ✦ Set: MII #306
Profile: In his graphite line and shading style with muted accent colour RAZ created a sense of drama and movement (see charging Uruk). Many of his sketches were of unique scenes (e.g. Gandalf at Orthanc). For his ARs, RAZ heightened drama with the addition of bold colours (as in Nazgûl with red background).
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Artist: Cassandra Siemons ✦ Set: MII #156
Profile: Cassandra’s sketch style ranged from fluid ink lines, where she achieves poignancy (see Gandalf) to dramatic ink wash (e.g. Celeborn).
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Artist: Peter Simeti ✦ Set: PSC #12
Profile: Peter did not contribute to the official Topps LOTR sets, he is a ‘find’ from the internet.
Peter revels in bold emotive minimalist inks (e.g. Denethor) and his commissioned sketches are spectacular in design and drama (see grieving Théoden), and with grey shading, evoke a 3D feel (as in Denethor leading Faramir’s funeral litter).
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Artist: Randy Siplon ✦ Set: MII #106
Profile: Randy’s stunningly unique bold ink style intensifies drama and characterisation (see determination of Éowyn), which is further accentuated with the use of striking colour (e.g. his red Aragorn).
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Artist: Jamie Snell ✦ Set: MII #456
Profile: Jamie’s contribution showcased his diverse artistic styles: from the simple line portrait, typically with the intense coloured eyes (see Denethor); iconic objects (e.g. Boromir’s horn); emotive full-coloured portraits (e.g. 2-card panel Isildur); poignant moments (as Gandalf greeting Frodo); to bold and sometimes quirky dramatic perspectives of scenes (see Sam against Shelob).
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Artist: Jason Sobol ✦ Set: MII #356
Profile: Jason style feature simple pencil drawings (e.g. Merry), dramatic inks (see swooping Nazgûl); boldly coloured images (such as Grond) and delicate/detailed portrayals (see Gondorian Guard).
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Artist: Allison Sohn ✦ Sets: EVO #206; MI #261; MII #106
Profile: Allison’s art transitioned from sensitive mono or two-toned portraits in Evolution (e.g. Théoden), to a combination of pencil, ink and vibrantly painted sketches (and panels) featuring many poignant moments (such as AR Théoden & Éowyn panel). For MII, she added an exciting dimension of character studies in different tones (e.g. green-toned Éowyn), and including stunning full coloured portraits (as with AR Éowyn).
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Artist: Taki Soma ✦ Set: MII #106
Profile: Taki’s pencil or ink sketches (sometimes featuring colour highlights) have a sensitivity and poignancy to them; for some, they are dramatic depictions in full colour (see Lurtz).
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Artist: Cat Staggs ✦ Sets: EVO #506; MI #231; MII #56
Profile: Cat’s art ranges from penetrating graphic drawings with white accents of portraits (e.g. Gandalf) and dramatic scenes (see Pippin with palantir); emotive sepia portraits (such as Grima and Théoden), to strikingly intense coloured characterisations (e.g. AR Saruman) or iconic scenic moments (e.g., Frodo, Gollum & Sam panel).
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Artist: Lorna Stephens ✦ Set: PSC #3
Profile: Lorna did not contribute to the official Topps LOTR sets, she is a ‘find’ from the internet.
Experimenting in artistic styles (from realism to abstract/impressionism), Lorna created a fascinating PSC duo of Éowyn and sword.
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Artist: Robert Teranishi
Sets: EVO #600; MI #1600
Profile: Robert’s created a series of distinctive and dramatic minimalist ink portraits of various characters, each with minor variation touches (such as Gollum).
Artist: Jerry Vanderstelt ✦ Set: MI #106
Profile: Jerry’s art encompasses fine line drawings; highlighted and shaded portraits (e.g. Gollum) and scenes (see sword held by Witch-king); spectacular full-colour images, and sketches graduating from one style to another.
Additionally, under licence, Jerry created three LOTR collage lithographs (e.g. remarque collector editions) and spectacular paintings (see in Artworks: Strider).
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Artist: Christian Dalla Vecchia
Sets: EVO #1000; MI #2400; MII #?
Profile: Christian drew multiple repeat sketches, featuring simple pencil lines with shading and highlights; remarkably for the huge number they all display some minor variation (e.g. Nazgûl).
Artist: Russell Walks ✦ Sets: EVO 200; MI #21; MII #6
Profile: There is a power and poignancy in Russ’s graphic portraits, where he has captured in the pose/expression the spirit of the character at that critical moment (see Frodo).
For MII, Russ completed a six card collage which was used to create the foil set. The original drawing for this can be seen in Artworks. The coloured original was cut into six pieces and pack-inserted (see piece four: Gandalf, Sam, Merry and Pippin).
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Artist: Ryan Waterhouse
Sets: MI #1000; MII #?
Profile: Ryan’s MI sketches were detailed expressive pencil or inked portraits (e.g. Gandalf). For MII, he drew mostly what became known as ‘helmet heads’ (see example).
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Artist: John Watkins-Chow ✦ Sets: MI #306; MII #106
Profile: For MI, John’s creativity extends to: a set of character cards based on the Tarot deck; a set of sketch panels chronicling the storyline (see Sam and Frodo at Mt Doom), and multiple spectacular epic panels, exceptional in scope and design (e.g. dying Théodred scene). Carrying this dynamism into MII, John creates powerful multi-panel images, many unique to him (as in his AR Éowyn/Witch-king battle) and dramatic single card sketches (such as Gandalf and light).
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Artist: Dustin Weaver ✦ Set: MII #206
Profile: Dustin creates intricately detailed sketches, in the form of expressive portraits (see Merry) or dramatic images of iconic LOTR scenes (e.g. Saruman and palantir). Taken together these sketches form a chronology of the storyline, from prologue (e.g. Elrond in battle), through the rousing call to arms (see Aragorn at the Black Gate), and poignant end-moments (such as Gandalf leading Frodo onto the White Ship).
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Artist: Sarah Wilkinson ✦ Sets: EVO #306; MI #500; MII #306
Profile: Sarah’s style includes simple line drawings; portraits where hatching is the dominant feature (e.g. pensive Boromir) and tonal shading and highlighting at its most powerful and poignant (see Aragorn/Arwen kiss). Sarah also created a number of stunning full-colour sketches (such as the AR Gandalf/ Frodo duo).
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Artist: Rich Woodall ✦ Set: MII #806
Profile: Rich’s style is defined by his fluid line characterisations, often with loose colour wash accentuating the image (see his AR 3-card panel of Frodo).
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Artist: Brent Woodside ✦ Sets: EVO #1000; MII #1306
Profile: For his pack inserted cards, Brent creates simple line sketches (e.g. Gimli). However, his MII ARs and Evolution AMs are spectacular full-colour paintings of dramatic moments (see AR Frodo in Mt Doom; AM Fellowship fleeing down Moria staircase).
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Artist: Stephanie Yue ✦ Set: MII #309
Profile: Stephanie’s comic style, simple ink drawings with some colour highlighting, can be full of charm and whimsy, yet it can portray deep emotion (e.g. Frodo) and dread (see AR Balrog).
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Artist: Jeff Zapata ✦ Sets: EVO #100; MI #~80; MII #<36
Profile: Direct and dramatic, Jeff’s art is about lines, tones and shades (such as Aragorn), sometimes vibrant colours (e.g. Evolution AR Gandalf). Striking raw emotion pervades his sketches (see MI Frodo).
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Artist: Chuck Zsolnai
Set: MI #150
Profile: Chuck’s sketches feature soft pencil outlines with shading and white accents (see AR Théoden). He renders many of his portraits with expressive characterisations (e.g. Grima with deed) and iconic scenes with an ethereal aura (such as the Gondorian guard and White Tree).
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Other artists
Original sketch cards: Charles Amsellem; Campbell; Paul Cowan; Davies; Anthony Douglas; Marcia Dye; Faye; Rachel Harper; Katya; Brandon Kenney; Anna Maksimova; Warren Martineck; Beth Ng; Robinson; John Soukup; Jeremy Treece; David Wenzel
MII first edition/blank-back cards: John Alvin; Mark Chiarello; John Vanfleet; Earl Norem; Ken Steacy; Drew Struzan; Mark Brooks; Paul Lasaine; Ian Howe; Gus Hunter; Jeremy Bennett; Warren Mahey; Alan Lee; Sourisak Chanpaseuth1 view
Evolution Cards41 views
Evolution Cards3 views
Théoden by Booth36 views
Elrond and Elven army at Last Alliance battle by Budd: after-market sketch50 views
Frodo by Corroney43 views
Sauron's eye by Corroney
Boromir by Cummens34 views
Frodo in orc armour by Cummens28 views
Gandalf by Cummens22 views
Gollum by Cummens19 views
Gollum by Cummens19 views
Pippin by Cummens11 views
Treebeard by Cummens18 views
Aragorn by DeLiz20 views
Gandalf by Dillon12 views
Sam by Dillon11 views
Faramir by Duron: after-market sketch6 views
Legolas and Elven army at Helms Deep by Hodges: after-market sketch14 views
Merry and Pippin after the destruction of Isengard by Hodges: after-market sketch14 views
Aragorn speaking to Legolas by Martinez: after-market sketch27 views
Bilbo by Martinez: after-market sketch8 views
Éowyn by Martinez: after-market sketch10 views
Frodo by Martinez: after-market sketch4 views
Frodo by Martinez: after-market sketch6 views
Frodo by Martinez: after-market sketch5 views
Frodo by Martinez: after-market sketch4 views
Frodo by Martinez: after-market sketch5 views
Frodo by Martinez: after-market sketch5 views
Frodo grabbed by Aragorn by Martinez: after-market sketch16 views
Frodo by Martinez: after-market sketch4 views
Frodo by Martinez: after-market sketch6 views
Gandalf by Martinez: after-market sketch7 views
Gandalf by Martinez: after-market sketch6 views
Isildur by Martinez: after-market sketch7 views
Legolas by Martinez: after-market sketch8 views
Pippin by Martinez: after-market sketch4 views
Saruman by Martinez: after-market sketch7 views
Aragorn and Frodo at Amon Hen by Martinez: after-market sketch11 views
Denethor holding Faramir by Martinez: after-market sketch5 views
Éowyn holding Aragorn by Martinez: after-market sketch9 views
Frodo (being held by Aragorn) discovers that he has lost the Ring by Martinez: after-market sketch5 views
Pippin taking to Gandalf about 'the End', at Minas Tirith, by Martinez: after-market sketch3 views
Théoden recognising Éowyn by Martinez: after-market sketch4 views
Gandalf Gandalf by Martinez: after-market sketch5 views
Éomer by McCrea3 views
Nazgûl by McCrea3 views
Gimli by Moore1 view
Haradrim by Moore4 views
Frodo by Myler: after-market sketch2 views
Lurtz by Myler: after-market sketch1 view
Frodo and Gandalf by Myler: after-market sketch3 views
Frodo and Gandalf by Myler: after-market sketch5 views
Frodo, Merry and Sam by Myler: after-market sketch3 views
Frodo and Sam 'One More Step' by Myler: after-market sketch10 views
Aragorn by Myler6 views
Pippin by Myler1 view
Théoden by Myler2 views
Bilbo and Gandalf by Myler: after-market sketch3 views
Sam wrestling Frodo from putting on the Ring by Myler: after market-sketch3 views
Frodo and Gandalf leaving Rivendell by Myler: after-market sketch1 view
Haldir, Legolas, Haldir, Aragorn, Merry, Frodo, Gimli, Pippin, Sam, Boromir seeing Caras Galadhon by Myler: after-market sketch11 views
Orcs by Myler
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Gollum by Parsons3 views
Gollum by Parsons2 views
Frodo, Sam, Pippin and Merry hiding from the Nazgûl by Parsons: after-market sketch8 views
Sam drowning, and Frodo's hand reaching down to rescue him by Parsons: after-market sketch2 views
Éowyn by Parsons
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Pippin by Ramos: artist return sketch2 views
Gothmog by Ramos1 view
Théoden by Sohn2 views
Haldir by Staggs1 view
Pippin with palantir by Staggs5 views
Saruman by *Unknown6 views
Saruman and Wildmen by Woodside: after-market sketch9 views
March of the Ents by Woodside: after-market sketch4 views
Burning of the Westfold by Woodside: after-market sketch4 views
The fellowship flees down the Moria steps from the Balrog by Woodside: after-market sketch9 views
Mumakil and Haradrim by Woodside: after-market sketch9 views
Orc by Woodside
7 views
Aragorn by Woodside
7 views
Legolas by Woodside
7 views
Sauron's Eye by Woodside
3 views
Gandalf by Zapata: artist return sketch5 views
Masterpieces I Cards36 views
Masterpieces I Cards1 view
FOTR ‘The Ring goes South’:
Frodo and Merry, as part of the Fellowship of the Ring passing through Hollin
This card adds to the other sketches in the LOTR Arts collection of the Watkins-Chow ‘The Ring Goes South’ series:
Aragorn Pippin, Sam & Bill7 views
ROTK Minas Morgul
Gollum: "Not that way!"
Frodo: "They're calling me."4 views
Denethor by Babbitt6 views
Éomer by Babbitt3 views
Gandalf with One Ring by Babbitt: artist return sketch6 views
Gollum being consumed by lava holding the One Ring by Babbitt: artist return sketch6 views
Dying Théoden by Babbitt: artist return sketch5 views
Deagol with Smeagol by Babbitt6 views
Aragorn and Gimli at Helms Deep by Babbitt8 views
Swooning Frodo by Bellinger: artist return sketch12 views
Treebeard by Bellinger5 views
Witch-king being pierced by Éowyn's sword by Bellinger6 views
Grishnakh by Bellinger7 views
Gargol at Minas Morgul by Bellinger4 views
Frodo by Bellinger10 views
Frodo at the Dead Marshes by Len Bellinger9 views
Aragorn by Booth5 views
Faramir, as a Ranger, by Booth3 views
Gimli by Budd4 views
Boromir by Chandler2 views
Éowyn by Chandler: artist return sketch4 views
Galadriel by Chung2 views
Denethor by Cook5 views
Elrond by Cook5 views
Éowyn by Cook3 views
Gimli by Cook1 view
Gollum by Cook: artist return sketch2 views
Longbottom pipe-weed in the South Farthing found in Saruman's storeroom by Cook2 views
Gondorian sentry and White Tree by Cook2 views
Treebeard by Cooke4 views
Two Towers in Fangorn Forest
Treebeard (to Merry and Pippin): "The Ents cannot hold back this storm. This is not our war. But your part in this tale is over."3 views
Éowyn by Corroney1 view
Boromir by Corroney1 view
Éowyn, dream scene, and Edoras, one card of two-card panel, by DeLiz10 views
Saruman army besieging Helms Deep by DeLiz13 views
Gimli , two-card panel, by DeLiz8 views
The Rings of Power by De Liz: three pieces of a four-card MI panel (cards 2, 3 & 4 in the collection)12 views
The Rings: Elves, Dwarves and Kings of Men by Renae De Liz.
MI four-card panel, pieces separately pack-inserted in 2006.9 views
Kings of Men, card 4.
The first piece to become part of LOTR Arts collection, was purchased via an eBay BIN in 2007.8 views
Kings of Men, card 3.
This piece appeared on eBay four years later, acquired after extensive negotiations.8 views
The Dwarves, card 2.
This newly acquired piece appeared on eBay a further five years later, and was purchased via a deal brokered by a trader.12 views
The Elves, card 1.
The search continues for this final piece.8 views
Gollum composite by DeLiz, Dillon, Engstrom: triptych panel10 views
Ent composite by DeLiz, Engstrom and Dillon; triptych panel9 views
Rohan soldier by Denmark6 views
Orthanc by Denmark5 views
Faramir by Dieffenbach3 views
Éowyn by Dieffenbach
5 views
Goblin by Dillon3 views
Cave troll, one card of two-card panel, by Dillon6 views
Sam holding Frodo, with an image of him fighting Shelob in the background, by Dillon2 views
Cave troll by Dillon
5 views
Boromir by Doran1 view
Aragorn by Doran2 views
Denethor by Doran3 views
Elrond by Doran4 views
Éowyn by Doran1 view
Frodo with One Ring by Doran1 view
Frodo by Doran1 view
Gandalf by Doran1 view
Gandalf by Doran1 view
Gimli by Doran1 view
Gimli by Doran
Frodo by Doran1 view
Ring falling on Frodo's finger by Doran1 view
Gandalf by Dorman
Gimli by Dorman2 views
Treebeard by Duron1 view
Arwen by Ecklund: artist return sketch14 views
Arwen by Ecklund: chosen as artist return sketch10 views
Elrond by Ecklund6 views
Éowyn by Ecklund3 views
Éowyn by Ecklund5 views
Frodo by Ecklund4 views
Gandalf by Ecklund5 views
Gollum and One Ring by Ecklund4 views
Grima by Ecklund3 views
Beacon lamp by Ecklund3 views
Simbelmynë in front of Théodred's tomb by Ecklund6 views
Orc by Ecklund2 views
Théoden's sword, Herugrim, by Ecklund
6 views
Aragorn by Engstrom4 views
Gollum by Engstrom2 views
King with Ring by Engstrom2 views
Nazgûl ring by Engstrom5 views
Pippin holding palantir by Engstrom2 views
Rohan helmet by Engstrom
13 views
Elven helmet by Engstrom
14 views
Éowyn by Pence8 views
Aragorn by Fabbri7 views
Gandalf by Fabbri5 views
Gimli by Fabbri4 views
Isildur by Fabbri
1 view
Rohan soldier by Fabbri3 views
Gandalf with Fellbeast by Fabbri2 views
Gandalf by Flores3 views
Merry by Fowler3 views
Nazgûl by Fowler2 views
Gorbag by Fowler2 views
Frodo, Sam, Merry, Pippin at Barrow-Downes, three-card panel, by Fowler7 views
Merry and Sam, two-card panel, by Fowler5 views
Elven leaf broach by Fowler2 views
Hobbit feet by Fowler
5 views
Boromir by Fox2 views
Frodo by Fox4 views
Mouth of Sauron by Fox1 view
Gollum by Frampton1 view
Boromir struck by one arrow by Goodmanson1 view
Gandalf by Goodmanson
Sam by Goodmanson3 views
Mouth of Sauron by Goodmanson3 views
Éowyn (as Dernhelm) and Merry by Goodmanson3 views
Théoden by Goodmanson
Warg by Goodmanson2 views
Celeborn by Goodmanson
4 views
Witch-king by Gould
Aragorn by Graham: artist return sketch5 views
Boromir with One Ring, two-card panel, by Graham: artist return sketches4 views
Gollum by Graham1 view
Gollum reaching for the One Ring, two-card panel, by Graham2 views
Gollum by Graham1 view
Eye of Sauron, three-card panel, by Graham6 views
Aragorn and Arwen by Graham: artist return sketch6 views
Fellowship travelling south, two-card panel, by Graham: artist return sketches9 views
Aragorn's Ring of Barahir by Graham2 views
The Argonaths, two-card panel, by Graham3 views
Bilbo by Graham2 views
Denethor by Graham2 views
Gollum by Graham
3 views
Nazgûl by Graham1 view
Witch-king by Graham3 views
Gandalf fleeing from the Balrog, three-card panel, by Graham7 views
Fellbeast attacking Éowyn by Graham
9 views
Grima by Gutierrez1 view
Eye-patch Corsair by Gutierrez
4 views
Bilbo by Hamill5 views
Éomer by Hamill6 views
Éowyn by Hamill7 views
Elven soldier at Last Alliance by Hamill4 views
Frodo facing the Nazgûl and Fellbeast at Osgiliath by Hamill6 views
Grima by Hamill2 views
Haradrim by Hamill3 views
Mumakil by Hamill5 views
Uruk Hai by Hamill4 views
Gondorian guard by Hamill
5 views
Sauron by Hamill
7 views
Strider and Elessar composite, two-card panel, by Hernandez9 views
Gollum, one card of two-card panel, by Hernandez:2 views
Uruk by Hernandez: artist return sketch1 view
Cave troll by Hernandez: artist return sketch
Orc by Hernandez2 views
Eagles arriving to battle the fellbeasts at the Black Gates, Mordor by Hernandez5 views
Orc by Hernandez
7 views
Gandalf by Hickman3 views
Pippin by Hickman1 view
The One Ring by Hickman2 views
Gollum by Hickman2 views
Treebeard by Hickman2 views
Grima by Hickman1 view
Eomer by Hickman3 views
Éomer by Hodges3 views
Frodo and Sauron's Eye of Sauron by Hodges3 views
Frodo in Shelob's lair with Phial of Galadriel by Hodges4 views
Isildur with the One Ring by Hodges2 views
Lurtz by Hodges1 view
The One Ring on grass by Hodges
Nazgûl by Hodges1 view
Gandalf by Hodgkins2 views
Nazgûl by Hodgkins
Orcs by Hodgkins: artist return sketch1 view
Aragorn with palantir by Huang4 views
Arwen by Huang4 views
Frodo, Sam and Gollum, one card of the six etched-foil panel, by Kayanan15 views
Aragorn by Kohse3 views
Frodo in Orc uniform by Kohse3 views
Gandalf by Kohse2 views
Théoden by Kohse
Théoden by Kohse1 view
Théoden by Kohse1 view
Uruk Hai by Kohse2 views
Sauron by Kohse2 views
Ent by Kohse1 view
Boromir by Kohse3 views
Wildman by Kohse
Fellowship of the Ring in LothLórien
Boromir (to Aragorn): " She spoke of my father and the fall of Gondor. Have you ever been called home by the clear ringing of silver trumpets?...The Lords of Gondor have returned."2 views
Battle of falling Gandalf and Balrog by Kyle3 views
Éowyn by Kyle4 views
Éowyn by Kyle2 views
Frodo by Kyle3 views
Galadriel by Kyle4 views
Smeagol being possessed by the One Ring by Kyle2 views
Isildur by Kyle2 views
Pippin by Kyle5 views
Sam by Kyle2 views
Aragorn and Arwen by Kyle5 views
Eye of Sauron by Kyle2 views
Nazgûl by Kyle2 views
Pippin by Kyle3 views
Haradrim by Kyle
4 views
Gandalf by Kyle
4 views
Sauron Eye seen through One Ring by Lilly1 view
Witch-king by Lilly
6 views
Denethor by Mangue2 views
Éowyn by Mangue2 views
Gandalf by Mangue1 view
Merry by Mangue
Nazgûl by Mangue3 views
Radagast by Mangue2 views
Éowyn and Aragorn by Mangue2 views
The One Ring reflecting Council of Elrond in disarray by Mangue: artist return sketch2 views
Rohan flag by Mangue4 views
Helms Deep by Mangue4 views
Golden Hall, Edoras by Mangue3 views
Aragorn on Brego by Mangue3 views
Frodo looking on as Gollum devours a raw fish by Mangue5 views
Troll by Mangue1 view
Two Towers in Moria
Trolls opening the Black Gates.1 view
Gandalf by McCrea2 views
Aragorn by McKinney4 views
Éowyn by McKinney2 views
Éowyn as Dernhelm by McKinney5 views
Faramir by McKinney1 view
Legolas by McKinney4 views
Legolas by McKinney2 views
Nazgûl by McKinney1 view
Uruk Hai by McKinney1 view
Gollum by McKinney1 view
Bilbo with Red Book by Miller3 views
Gollum by Miller1 view
Sharku by Miller3 views
White Tree emblem of Gondor by Miller2 views
Dead Boromir by Molinelli: artist return sketch1 view
Faramir by Molinelli
Haradrim by Molinelli
Éowyn by Molinelli
1 view
Aragorn by Mutch4 views
Celeborn by Mutch4 views
Éowyn by Mutch3 views
Faramir by Mutch2 views
Gandalf by Mutch3 views
Gimli by Mutch3 views
Legolas by Mutch3 views
Grima by Mutch3 views
Sauron's eye by Mutch2 views
Frodo by Myler2 views
Gandalf by Myler1 view
Pippin by Myler1 view
Théoden by Myler
Orc captain by Myler
Aragorn by O'Neill2 views
Pippin by O'Neill1 view
Elrond by O'Neill3 views
Éowyn by O'Neill
1 view
Frodo by Oatney3 views
Boromir at Moria by Ocampo1 view
Éowyn stabbing Mumakil by Ocampo2 views
Gandalf at Moria by Ocampo1 view
Gimli with axe by Ocampo1 view
Sauron with the One Ring by Ocampo1 view
Théoden's sword by Ocampo
Golden Hall sentries, two-card panel, by Ocampo8 views
Gollum overlooking Frodo and Sam asleep by Ocampo1 view
Nazgûl approaching Frodo, Pippin and Merry at Weather Top, three-card panel, by Ocampo5 views
Sam carrying Frodo to Mt Doom by Ocampo3 views
Fellowship, one card of two-card panel by Ocampo5 views
Boromir holding shard of Narsil by Ocampo
Frodo by Ocampo1 view
Mouth of Sauron by Ocampo
Grishnákh by Ocampo
Uruk Hai by Ocampo2 views
Aragorn and Arwen by Oeming5 views
Denethor by O’Neill2 views
Legolas by O’Neill1 view
Boromir by Pence4 views
Éowyn by Pence5 views
Faramir by Pence7 views
Gandalf by Pence4 views
Gollum by Pence3 views
Haldir by Pence5 views
Merry by Pence3 views
Frodo by Pence6 views
Galadriel by Pence5 views
Pippin by Pence4 views
Sam by Pence3 views
Aragorn by Persampieri5 views
Arwen by Persampieri4 views
Éowyn by Persampieri3 views
Éowyn by Persampieri2 views
Éowyn by Persampieri4 views
Frodo by Persampieri5 views
Goblin by Persampieri3 views
Witch-king by Persampieri
4 views
Aragorn by Phillips4 views
Frodo by Phillips5 views
Pippin by Phillips4 views
Grima by Phillips3 views
Goblin by Phillips6 views
Uruk Hai by Phillips4 views
Bilbo by Pronovost3 views
Sam running into Mt Doom by Rabbitte4 views
Gimli by Rabbitte3 views
Nazgûl by Rabbitte3 views
Sauron with the One Ring by Rabbitte2 views
Gothmog by Rabbitte2 views
Gandalf and Pippin by Rabbitte3 views
Aragorn by Rabbitte7 views
Faramir by Rabbitte1 view
Theoden by Rabbitte
Gandalf by Rabbitte
4 views
Two Towers in Ithilien
Faramir (to Frodo and Sam): "War will make corpses of us all."1 view
Two Towers in Helms Deep (Soldier, Théoden, Gamling)
Théoden: "So it begins."
Galadriel by Ramos3 views
Soldier of the Dead by Ramos: artist return sketch2 views
Grima by Ramos2 views
Sharku by Ramos2 views
Bounder by Ramos3 views
Boromir by Ramos
4 views
Gandalf by Rice2 views
Gandalf by Rice3 views
Gandalf by Rood1 view
Uruk Hai by Rood2 views
Sauron by Rood
4 views
Arwen by Sohn3 views
Boromir by Sohn3 views
Éowyn by Sohn3 views
Nazgûl by Sohn
Grima touching Éowyn by Sohn2 views
Éowyn and Théoden, two-card panel, by Sohn: artist return sketches6 views
Éowyn and Theoden by Sohn3 views
Gandalf by Sohn1 view
Return of the King in Grey Havens
Gandalf (to the Hobbits): "Farewell my brave hobbits. My work is now finished...comes the end to our fellowship." "It is time, Frodo."
Éowyn by Staggs4 views
Gandalf by Staggs4 views
Gandalf by Staggs3 views
Gandalf by Staggs3 views
Sam by Staggs3 views
Frodo using Sting to threaten Gollum after Golum attacked Sam, two-card panel, by Staggs6 views
Gollum by Teranishi2 views
Gollum by Vanderstelt5 views
Witch-king with sword by Vanderstelt4 views
Frodo by Walks6 views
Legolas by Walks3 views
Gandalf, Sam, Merry and Pippin by Walks: one piece of six etched-foil panel7 views
Gandalf by Waterhouse
Gimli by Waterhouse
1 view
Aragorn with Legolas, two-card panel, by Watkins-chow6 views
Aragorn by Watkins-Chow3 views
Aragorn by Watkins-Chow5 views
Elessar and Gray Havens composite by Watkins-Chow5 views
Éomer by Watkins-Chow1 view
Frodo by Watkins-Chow3 views
Gandalf by Watkins-Chow2 views
Gimli by Watkins-Chow1 view
Legolas by Watkins-Chow2 views
Witch-king at Osgiliath by Watkins-chow3 views
Grima by Watkins-Chow1 view
Gamling by Watkins-Chow1 view
Éomer, Éowyn and Théodred, two-card panel, by Watkins-Chow3 views
Éomer and Éowyn, two-card panel, by Watkins-Chow6 views
Frodo and Sam at Mt Doom by Watkins-Chow2 views
Gandalf with Shadowfax by Watkins-Chow1 view
Pippin, Sam and Bill by Watkins-Chow4 views
Gollum by Watkins-Chow2 views
Frodo starring at Minus Morgul by Watkins-Chow
Frodo and Merry journeying South by Watkins-Chow1 view
Eagles, two of three-card panel, by Watkins-Chow. (center card not yet acquired)6 views
Aragorn by Watkins-Chow5 views
Bilbo by Wilkinson
Boromir by Wilkinson
Pippin by Wilkinson2 views
Éowyn by Wilkinson
2 views
Frodo by Zapata1 view
Aragorn by Zapata
6 views
Boromir with shard of Narsil by Zsolnai: artist return sketch2 views
Frodo by Zsolnai3 views
Gandalf by Zsolnai5 views
Saruman symbol by Zsolnai
5 views
Gondorian sentry by Zsolnai4 views
Easterling by Zsolnai3 views
Peter Jackson as a Corsair by Zsolnai4 views
Battle troll by Zsolnai3 views
Treebeard with Merry by Zsolnai4 views
Théoden by Zsolnai: artist return sketch6 views
Grima by Zsolnai7 views
Rohan_guard by Zsolnai3 views
Arwen and Frodo fleeing Nazgûl by Zsolnai5 views
Masterpieces II Cards40 views
Masterpieces II Cards1 view
ROTK Rivendell
Elrond to Arwen: "Nothing is certain."3 views
Éowyn by Ahmed12 views
Frodo being stabbed by Witch-king by Ahmed11 views
King of the Dead by Ahmed: artist return sketch10 views
Aragorn and Arwen, two-card panel, by Ahmed13 views
Saruman by Abrecht: artist return sketch8 views
Aragorn by Alcorn-Hender11 views
Éomer and Éowyn by Alcorn-Hender: artist return sketch14 views
Éowyn as Dernhelm by Alcorn-Hender12 views
Frodo at Minas Morgul by Alcorn-Hender15 views
Grima by Alcorn Hender10 views
From Barad-dûr to Mt Doom by Alcorn-Hender16 views
Aragorn by Ashmore5 views
Goblin by Ashmore: artist return sketch6 views
Aragorn by Babbitt: artist return sketch7 views
Aragorn at the Black Gate by Babbitt5 views
Bilbo by Babbitt3 views
Boromir in funeral boat by Babbitt: artist return sketch4 views
Éowyn by Babbitt: artist return sketch4 views
Éowyn as Dernhelm by Babbitt3 views
Faramir as a Ranger by Babbitt3 views
Frodo by Babbitt4 views
Gimli blowing the Horn of Helm at Helms Deep by Babbitt3 views
Gollum by Babbitt3 views
Nazgûl by Babbitt: artist return sketch3 views
Saruman by Babbitt: artist return sketch6 views
Théoden by Babbitt3 views
Aragorn and Arwen, two-card panel, by Babbitt; artist return sketches4 views
Rohan bell, Edoras, by Babbitt3 views
Barad-dûr collapsing by Babbitt3 views
Gollum by Babbitt1 view
Aragorn by Ballard: artist return sketch8 views
Éowyn by Ballard2 views
Orc by Ballard4 views
Balrog and Gandalf by Ballard: artist return sketch9 views
Aragorn at Gilraen's grave by Bellinger9 views
Sam leading Frodo out of the exploding Mt Doom by Bellinger13 views
Fellowship leaving Rivendell by Bellinger14 views
Boromir's funeral boat plunges over the Falls of Rauros by Bellinger11 views
'You bow to no one' moment, Minas Tirith, by Bellinger: artist return sketch12 views
Gandalf with Rohirrim rescues Helms Deep by Bellinger7 views
The Argonaths by Bellinger5 views
The Fellowship pass through the Argonaths Bellinger8 views
Éowyn dream scene by Bradley3 views
Gandalf by Bradley2 views
Treebeard by Bradley3 views
Warg by Bradley3 views
Bilbo welcoming Gandalf by Bradley4 views
Aragorn by Brinkerhoff2 views
Gimli by Brinkerhoff: artist return sketch2 views
Éowyn by Bryant1 view
Battle troll by Bryant2 views
Éowyn as Dernhelm by Bryant
2 views
Orc by Bryce: artist return sketch1 view
Frodo by Budd5 views
Frodo and Gollum battling over the Ring in Mt Doom by Budd6 views
Fellowship of Nine, three-card panel, by Budd: artist return sketches20 views
Elrond's Ring Vilya by Budd4 views
Gandalf by Budd3 views
Denethor by Buechel1 view
Frodo with Sting by Buechel; artist return sketch3 views
Gimli by Buechel
Legolas by Buechel
Nazgûl by Buechel
Sam by Buechel: artist return sketch1 view
Saruman by Buechel2 views
Théoden by Buechel: artist return sketch1 view
Aragorn and Arwen by Buechel; artist return sketch4 views
Frodo and Sam at 'At the End of All Things', two-card panel, by Buechel : artist return sketches7 views
Merry and Pippin, two -card panel, by Buechel: artist return sketches4 views
Gollum possed by One Ring by Bukauskas2 views
Nazgûl and stead, two-card panel, by Bukauskas: artist return sketches4 views
Gil-galad by Bukauskas1 view
Haradrim by Bukauskas
2 views
Arwen by Busch: after-market sketch2 views
Balrog by Busch; artist return sketch2 views
Legolas by Busch: after-market sketch2 views
Balrog by Busch
4 views
Frodo by Carlisle; artist return sketch2 views
Gandalf in Great Hall by Carlisle3 views
Gandalf by Carlisle1 view
Gimli by Carlisle1 view
Snaga by Osgiliath by Carlisle: artist return sketch2 views
Gandalf by Carlisle1 view
Elrond by Cline: artist return sketch3 views
Possessed Galadriel by Cline; artist return sketch4 views
Legolas by Cline1 view
Pippin by Cline2 views
Éowyn by Cook2 views
Gollum being tortured by Cook1 view
Legolas by Cook
3 views
Boromir by Cooney: artist return sketch1 view
Éowyn by Cooney: artist return sketch1 view
Éowyn by Cooney: artist return sketch3 views
Frodo with Sting by Correnti; chosen as artist return sketch4 views
Sam by Correnti: artist return sketch2 views
Arwen by Corroney: artist return sketch5 views
Elrond by Corroney: artist return sketch5 views
Galadriel by Corroney; artist return sketch6 views
Legolas by Corroney: artist return sketch6 views
Witch-king by Corroney5 views
Éowyn by Corroney: artist return sketch
19 views
Gandalf by Cowan: artist return sketch6 views
Nazgûl by Cowan: artist return sketch5 views
Aragorn by Cummens2 views
Gandalf by Cummens: artist return sketch4 views
Legolas by Cummens
Merry by Cummens
Pippin with palantir by Cummens
Merry by Cummens
Bag End by Cummens
Gandalf by Cummens
Sam by Cummens
One Ring by Cummens
Front door of Bag End by Cummens
5 views
Nazgûl by Dalla-Vecchia
Éowyn by Dalla-Vecchia
Éowyn by DeLiz5 views
The Fellowship enter Lothlorien by DeLiz: artist return sketch14 views
Gimli by Dieffenbach: artist return sketch1 view
Frodo and Sam, two-card panel, by Dieffenbach: artist return sketches4 views
Frodo with One Ring by Doran; artist return sketch4 views
Celeborn by Doran: after-market sketch
3 views
Éowyn by Doran
2 views
Aragorn by Doyle2 views
Faramir with Éowyn by Doyle1 view
Gandalf by Doyle1 view
Gimli by Doyle
Gollum, four-card panel, by Doyle2 views
Sam by Doyle
Flame runner by Doyle1 view
Aragorn and Arwen, four-card panel, by Doyle: artist return sketches6 views
Gollum by Doyle1 view
Gandalf, one card of four-card panel, by Doyle2 views
Bilbo possessed, two cards of four-card panel, by Doyle
10 views
Éowyn infront of Golden Hall by Duron: artist return sketch4 views
Gandalf by Duron
Gimli by Duron3 views
Gandalf and Frodo by Duron3 views
Barliman Butterbur watching Nazgûl enter the Prancing Pony by Duron1 view
Legolas by Duursema
Éowyn by Ecklund3 views
Éowyn by Ecklund2 views
Gimli by Ecklund1 view
Mumakil, two-card panel, by Ecklund6 views
Frodo facing the Fellbeast at Osgiliath, two-card panel, by Ecklund: artist return sketches7 views
Gandalf and Fellbeasts, two-card panel, by Ecklund: artist return sketches8 views
Éowyn with Simbelmynë by Edlund: artist return sketch5 views
Théoden by Edlund2 views
Two Towers in Helms Deep
Théoden (to Aragorn): "And who will come? Elves? Dwarves? Where was Gondor when the Westfold fell? We are alone."
Battle of the Balrog and Gandalf, six-card sequenced scene panel, by Engstrom: artist return sketches16 views
Aragorn and the King and Soldiers of the Dead by Engstrom: artist return sketch, first card of three sequenced scenes7 views
Aragorn and the King and Soldiers of the Dead by Engstrom: artist return sketch, second card of three sequenced scenes8 views
Aragorn and the King and Soldiers of the Dead by Engstrom: artist return sketch, third card of three sequenced scenes8 views
Aragorn by Fabbri2 views
Soldier by Fabbri
Nazgûl by Fabbri
Treebeard by Falk: artist return sketch2 views
Gollum by Falk1 view
Galadriel by Fowler4 views
Nazgûl by Fowler1 view
Battle troll by Fowler2 views
Éowyn and Théoden, two-card panel, by Fowler2 views
Boromir by Fowler2 views
Bilbo with One Ring by Fox: artist return sketch5 views
Éomer by Fox5 views
Frodo by Fox; artist return sketch7 views
Théoden possessed by Fox6 views
Witch-king by Fox8 views
Gothmog by Fox7 views
Denethor by Fox7 views
Boromir struck by one arrow by Gerlach6 views
Frodo at Minas Morgol by Gerlach1 view
Gollum by Gerlach
Sharku dying by Gerlach
Flame runner by Gerlach: artist return sketch2 views
Cave troll, two-card panel, by Gerlach1 view
Aragorn and dying Boromir by Gerlach1 view
Gollum by Gerlach
Gandalf by Giallongo: artist return sketch1 view
Gollum by Giallongo: artist return sketch1 view
Aragorn by Goodmanson: artist return sketch3 views
Warg rider by Goodmanson2 views
Gandalf by Goodmanson1 view
Éowyn by Gould: artist return sketch
Smeagol/Gollum by Gould
The One Ring by Gould
One Ring by Gould
2 views
One Ring by Gould
Denethor, two-card panel, by Graham: artist return4 views
Nazgûl, two-card panel, by Graham: artist return sketches4 views
Witch-king by Graham: artist return sketch3 views
Denethor by Graham3 views
Gollum by Graham2 views
Éowyn infront of Golden Hall by Gutierrez: artist return sketch3 views
Éowyn and Fellbeast by Gutierrez: artist return sketch, traded9 views
Aragorn at Golden Hall by Hamill5 views
Gandalf by Hamill4 views
Haradrim by Hamill3 views
Uruk Hai by Hamill5 views
Aragorn and Arwen by Hamill8 views
Gimli and Soldiers of the Dead by Hamill: artist return sketch5 views
Merry and Pippin, two-card panel, by Hamill8 views
From Mt Doom to Barad-dûr by Hamill6 views
Boromir by Hamill
9 views
Éowyn by Hamill
13 views
Aragorn at Helms Deep by Hardy5 views
Éowyn by Hardy
Sam by Hardy1 view
The One Ring by Hardy: artist return sketch
Prancing Pony sign by Hardy5 views
Gandalf by Hardy1 view
Sam by Hardy
Aragorn and Arwen, The Kiss, Hardy2 views
White Tree Flag by Hardy3 views
Elessar by Henderson2 views
Aragorn with Brego by Henderson1 view
Possessed Bilbo by Henderson
Boromir by Henderson
Boromir by Henderson1 view
Denethor by Henderson2 views
Éowyn as Dernhelm by Henderson: artist return sketch1 view
Faramir as a Ranger by Henderson1 view
Galadriel by Henderson1 view
Gandalf by Henderson1 view
Gandalf by Henderson1 view
Gimli by Henderson1 view
Gimli by Henderson
Legolas by Henderson
Legolas by Henderson2 views
Merry by Henderson
Théoden by Henderson
Shadowfax by Henderson2 views
Battle troll by Henderson
Arwen at Aragorn's deathbed by Henderson2 views
Witch-king on Fellbeast by Henderson1 view
Signal beacon, Minas Tirith, by Henderson
One Argonath by Henderson1 view
Minas Tirith seventh tier by Henderson1 view
Bilbo by Henderson1 view
Boromir by Henderson
Gandalf by Henderson1 view
Théoden by Henderson1 view
Mumakil by Henderson
Argornath by Henderson
Sam and Bill by Henderson1 view
Merry by Henderson
4 views
Strider at Prancing Pony by Henry-Wilson: artist return sketch2 views
Galadriel with ring, Nenya, by Henry-Wilson; artist return sketch3 views
Aragorn and by Hickman3 views
Éomer by Hickman: artist return sketch
Éowyn by Hickman3 views
Éowyn by Hickman; artist return sketch
Gandalf with sword, Glamdring, by Hickman2 views
Gimli with axe by Hickman
Éowyn outside Golden Hall by Hodges: artist return sketch2 views
Eye of Sauron by Hodges
Gandalf crowning Aragorn by Huang1 view
Gilraen's statue with the shards of Narsil by Huang8 views
Éowyn outside Golden Hall by Huang
8 views
Denethor by Hurd1 view
Éowyn battling Fellbeast by Hurd: artist return sketch
Gandalf by Hurd: artist return sketch1 view
Legolas by Hurd
Boromir by Kohse1 view
Galadriel by Kohse4 views
Legolas by Kohse2 views
Legolas by Kohse: artist return sketch1 view
Elrond and Arwen, two-card panel, by Kohse: artist return sketches5 views
Balin's book in Moria by Kohse3 views
Gandalf by Kohse1 view
Gandalf by Kohse2 views
Gandalf by Kohse1 view
Aragorn by Kohse1 view
Cave troll by Kohse
3 views
Fellbeast by Kohse
5 views
Return of the King in the Hall of Kings, Minas Tirith
Aragorn (to Gandalf): "But we can give Frodo his chance, if we keep Sauron's eye fixed upon us. Keep him blind to all else that moves."
Arwen by Kong
Boromir with One Ring by Kong2 views
Elrond (Last Alliance) by Kong3 views
Éowyn by Kong: artist return sketch
Gandalf by Kong
Saruman by Kong2 views
Arwen with Frodo fleeing the Nazgûl by Kong1 view
Balrog and Gandalf by Kong: artist return sketch6 views
Frodo and Sam by Kong1 view
Gothmog by Kong1 view
Grima by Krajenbrink: artist return sketch2 views
Éowyn by Kyle: artist return sketch2 views
Gimli by Kyle
Legolas by Kyle: artist return sketch3 views
Legolas by Kyle: artist return sketch
Pippin by Kyle1 view
Saruman with palantir by Kyle1 view
The One Ring in Anduin by Kyle
Palantir by Kyle
Rohan flag by Kyle
Weathertop as hobbits cook dinner by Kyle2 views
Gandalf by Kyle1 view
Gollum by Kyle9 views
Merry by Kyle
Nazgûl by Kyle
Arwen on Rivendell bridge by Kyle
Frodo in Moria: 'I wish the Ring had never come to me' by Kyle1 view
Fellowship of the Ring in Moria
Frodo: ‘I wish the ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened.’ Gandalf: ‘So do all who live to see such times, but that it not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.’
Celeborn by Lago: after-market sketch2 views
Éomer by Lago2 views
Éowyn by Lago4 views
Faramir by Lago: artist return sketch6 views
Gandalf by Lago2 views
Isildur with the One Ring by Lago: after-market sketch2 views
Battle troll by Lago: artist return sketch2 views
Boromir and Faramir by Lago: after-market sketch3 views
Wedding Rosie and Sam by Lago; after-market sketch3 views
Moria rcs by Lazarski3 views
Denethor at Osgiliath by Lo1 view
Rohan rider by Lo3 views
Gondorian sentry by Lo3 views
Gimli by Lo
1 view
Arwen by Mangue: artist return sketch
Éomer by Mangue3 views
Éowyn in Glittering Caves by Mangue4 views
Éowyn by Mangue7 views
Frodo captured in Tower of Cirith Ungol by Mangue2 views
Gandalf by Mangue2 views
Gollum by Mangue3 views
Nazgûl by Mangue
Composite scenes of battle between Éowyn and the Witch-king and Fellbeast, two-card panel, by Mangue: after-market sketches5 views
Gandalf in battle with Saruman, two-card panel, by Mangue: after-market sketches4 views
Gandalf and Pippin, Witch-king and Fellbeast at Minas Tirith by Mangue
Battle at Helms Deep, Legolas, Gimli, Haldir, Uruk Hais, three-card panel, by Mangue: after-market sketches7 views
Saruman and Sauron, two-card panel, by Mangue: after-market sketches6 views
Orcs shooting at Ents by Mangue3 views
Bilbo's map, two-card panel, by Mangue6 views
Grey Havens by Mangue7 views
From Barad-dûr to Mt Doom by Mangue: artist return sketch28 views
Sauron's army leaves Minas Morgul, two-card panel, by Mangue9 views
Boromir with shard of Narsil by McCormack1 view
Boromir struck by three arrows by McCormack: artist return sketch
Éomer by McCormack
Gollum by McCormack
Uruk Hai by McCormack
Uruk Hai captain by McCormack
Boromir by McCormack
Faramir by McCormack
Gandalf by McCormack
Scarface by McCormack1 view
Aragorn by McHaley8 views
Éowyn protecting Théoden and killing the Fellbeast by McHaley2 views
Éowyn by McHaley5 views
Haldir by McHaley
Witch-king by McHaley
Éowyn and Aragorn by McHaley: artist return sketch8 views
Éowyn facing the Witch-king and Fellbeast by McHaley: artist return sketch3 views
Gandalf and Hobbits at Grey Havens by McHaley: artist return sketch7 views
The Tower of Cirith Ungol, Mordor, by McHaley6 views
Sauron by McHaley
4 views
Strider by Miller1 view
Boromir by Miller
Éowyn by Miller1 view
