r/lotr • u/fansinframe • 9h ago
This was a dream shoot for my friend and I (pun intended)
r/lotr • u/superduper1993 • 2h ago
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Check out my lore video on The Walls of The Night and The Door of The Night!
r/lotr • u/Immediate_Sense4251 • 6h ago
It will just be doodles, and be respectful please I don’t draw weird requests.
Also I am not the best artist, I just want to make people happy and get out of my comfort zone in drawing, that’s why it’s look ugly, don’t be mad !!
r/lotr • u/SantiagosLastHurrah • 30m ago
I just learned about the Lord of the Rings villains posters by Feri Irawan that have been released via Bottleneck Gallery. I managed to buy the new set (image 1) but would also like to get a foil version of the old set (image 2). They will serve as nice complements to the more pleasant imagery of my Fellowship posters by Raid71 (image 3) and David Welker (image 4).
Thought I would ask here and r/posters to see if anyone has some available or knows of a place to buy them before I hit eBay.
r/lotr • u/ClassroomEarly9570 • 6h ago
"In a great hall with pillars hewn out of the living stone sat the Elvenking on a chair of carven wood. On his head was a crown of berries and red leaves, for the autumn was come again..." — The Hobbit
After 2 months of non-continuous work, I finally finished my hand-sculpted replica of Thranduil’s crown (inspired by Weta Workshop’s cinematic design) along with a custom Mirkwood root architectural column to anchor it.
Everything was sculpted and painted entirely from scratch from the gnarled crown branches and autumn foliage to the weathered Elven stone texture of the display stand.
Hope you all enjoy the Woodland Realm display! Let me know what you think.
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r/lotr • u/phobox91 • 13h ago
Digital art, no ai involved
r/lotr • u/Worldly_Inspector989 • 13h ago
But they were all of them deceived, for another ring was made......
r/lotr • u/mangosmoothie35467 • 1d ago
I’m sure most of you have seen the viral craze that is the game Dressmaker by now. It’s truly a wonderful game and I can’t recommend it enough! Some of the dresses people make in this game are just absolute masterpieces and seeing their creativity has been inspiring.
So, on to my own creation that I’m pretty proud of: I made a dress that features an iconic image of Bag End on the skirt and wanted to share it here with my fellow LOTR lovers. I wanted the top of the dress to seem like something a hobbit might wear to someone’s one hundred and eleventyith birthday party (simple hobbit silhouette with some added flair and whimsy) and the bottom of the skirt to simply pay homage to one of the most iconic hobbiton locations. ANYWAY, here is my humble creation, and I hope you like it :)
r/lotr • u/WiggWamm • 3h ago
I know that’s a weird question, but wearing their robes and hood makes them visible to regular folk. Wouldn’t it be better for them if they were just invisible and then they could effectively sneak around wherever they want to? Is it just so people can see them and fear them?
r/lotr • u/xxcatfishjohnxx • 9h ago
Exited about my progress on this years Halloween decor and wanted to share!
r/lotr • u/Suitable-Impress3162 • 17h ago
Hi all. Just posting this to see if anyone has any information on this toy. My dad got me into LoTR when I was a little boy (I’m 28 now) and he found this toy at a garage sale many years ago and got it for me.
It’s a Ringwraith toy that Burger King released in 2001 with the release of the first film I believe.
I was just wondering if anyone might have info if there were other figures released too or any other information on it. If there’s a set I’d love to hunt them down. It’s a bit of a stretch but thought I’d try posting here.
Thanks!
r/lotr • u/Downtown_Pea_4771 • 8h ago
Why is it when Frodo/Bilbo/Gollum put on the one ring they turn invisible, however, when Sauron originally wielded the ring he doesn’t become invisible?
Is it to do with their Race? (I personally doubt it)
I know Tom Bombadil is unaffected by the rings power and it doesn’t turn him invisible either.
r/lotr • u/Emergency_Island_164 • 1d ago
On Minecraft Middle Earth (version 26.3)
