Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Halloween

The following images are screenshots from a mod for Oblivion, The Oubliette. For more artwork from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #437 - Spellforce

For more artwork from SpellForce, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #436 - Dungeon Siege II

For more artwork from Dungeon Siege II, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Ian Daniels

Hi Everyone!

As you know, my website presently showcases the fantasy art of computer games, so there's a lot of art out there that doesn't fit there at the moment. I can, however, introduce it to you on this blog.

Today, I'd like to introduce the art of Ian Daniels. His website seems to only have a small collection of his art; you may see more at I Do Believe.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #435 - Koinup Editor's Choice

Today we present a KoinUp Editor's Choice -- Artwork by Second Life artist/photographer Cala Rossini a.k.a. Trixibelle

What's Koinup?
Koinup is the first social network to share your virtual life by publishing your machinima, screenshots and virtual stories.
It allows users to upload, share and review contents they create within virtual worlds, metaverse, mmorpg and games as Second Life, IMVU, World of Warcraft, The Sims 2 and many others.

Why is Koinup different?
Koinup is different in respect to the other social networks because it is focused on contents generated in virtual worlds, metaverses and games.
Koinup is also different because it allow its member not only one media, but almost any kind of media.

If you join Koinup, you have the chance to publish and share your videos, your pictures and your stories shooted in virtual world and games as Second Life and many others.
Photography enthusiast can join Koinup and publish their pictures or, using our storyboard tool, share stories mixing images and words!
Machinima authors can join Koinup and post their movies, but also create their own storyboards or even publish posters or stills from their upcoming videos!

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #434 - Atlantica Online

North Americans may be familiar only with the North American site for the free-to-play MMORPG Atlantica Online, and thereby miss out on the great artwork in some of the very different wallpapers available on their international sites. Here are just two we've found. Our full collection of Atlantica Online wallpapers is here.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #433 - The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Gates and Worlds

For more artwork from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #432 - Heroes V Fortress Faction

For more artwork from Heroes of Might and Magic V, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #431 - Spellforce

For more artwork from SpellForce, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #430 - Dungeon Siege II

For more artwork from Dungeon Siege II, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Ralph Horsely

Hi Everyone!

As you know, my website presently showcases the fantasy art of computer games, so there's a lot of art out there that doesn't fit there at the moment. I can, however, introduce it to you on this blog.

Today, I'd like to introduce the art of Ralph Horsley, a respected artist in the RPG industry, having illustrated for such companies as Wizards of the Coast (Dungeons & Dragons) and the Games Workshop (Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, now published by Fantasy Flight Games).
His wife, artist Anne Stokes is also a mainstay in the RPG industry.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #429 - KoinUp Editor's Choice

Today we present a KoinUp Editor's Choice -- Artwork by The Sims photomanipulator Veronica Mancini a.k.a. Kira_87.

What's Koinup?
Koinup is the first social network to share your virtual life by publishing your machinima, screenshots and virtual stories.
It allows users to upload, share and review contents they create within virtual worlds, metaverse, mmorpg and games as Second Life, IMVU, World of Warcraft, The Sims 2 and many others.

Why is Koinup different?
Koinup is different in respect to the other social networks because it is focused on contents generated in virtual worlds, metaverses and games.
Koinup is also different because it allow its member not only one media, but almost any kind of media.

If you join Koinup, you have the chance to publish and share your videos, your pictures and your stories shooted in virtual world and games as Second Life and many others.
Photography enthusiast can join Koinup and publish their pictures or, using our storyboard tool, share stories mixing images and words!
Machinima authors can join Koinup and post their movies, but also create their own storyboards or even publish posters or stills from their upcoming videos!

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #428 - Atlantica Online

North Americans may be familiar only with the North American site for the free-to-play MMORPG Atlantica Online, and thereby miss out on the great artwork in some of the very different wallpapers available on their international sites. Here are just two we've found. Our full collection of Atlantica Online wallpapers is here.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #427 - The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Gates and Worlds

For more artwork from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #426 - Heroes V Fortress Faction

For more artwork from Heroes of Might and Magic V, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #425 - Spellforce

For more artwork from SpellForce, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #424 - Dungeon Siege II

For more artwork from Dungeon Siege II, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Aly Fell

Hi Everyone!

As you know, my website presently showcases the fantasy art of computer games, so there's a lot of art out there that doesn't fit there at the moment. I can, however, introduce it to you on this blog.

Today, I'd like to introduce the art of Aly Fell.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #423 - Koinup Editor's Choice

Today we present a KoinUp Editor's Choice -- Artwork by Second Life artist/photographer Cala Rossini a.k.a. Trixibelle

What's Koinup?
Koinup is the first social network to share your virtual life by publishing your machinima, screenshots and virtual stories.
It allows users to upload, share and review contents they create within virtual worlds, metaverse, mmorpg and games as Second Life, IMVU, World of Warcraft, The Sims 2 and many others.

Why is Koinup different?
Koinup is different in respect to the other social networks because it is focused on contents generated in virtual worlds, metaverses and games.
Koinup is also different because it allow its member not only one media, but almost any kind of media.

If you join Koinup, you have the chance to publish and share your videos, your pictures and your stories shooted in virtual world and games as Second Life and many others.
Photography enthusiast can join Koinup and publish their pictures or, using our storyboard tool, share stories mixing images and words!
Machinima authors can join Koinup and post their movies, but also create their own storyboards or even publish posters or stills from their upcoming videos!

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #422 - Atlantica Online

North Americans may be familiar only with the North American site for the free-to-play MMORPG Atlantica Online, and thereby miss out on the great artwork in some of the very different wallpapers available on their international sites. Here are just two we've found. Our full collection of Atlantica Online wallpapers is here.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #421 - The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Gates and Worlds

For more artwork from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #420 - Heroes V Fortress Faction

For more artwork from Heroes of Might and Magic V, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.

The Fantasy Art of Computer Games #419 - Spellforce

For more artwork from SpellForce, visit The Fantasy Art of Computer Games.