June 13, 2011 We’ve pulled together an interesting variety of fan art since production began on ‘Game of Thrones’ last year, and this latest addition definitely keeps up the tradition. Drawn by Corey Breen, who happens to work as a pre-press artist at D.C. Comics, this portrait shows Ned Stark on the throne he probably would have been better off usurping. You can read more about this piece of Corey’s work on his site.
April 12, 2011 George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series has sold millions of books worldwide and inspired devotion among his readers. And before Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss began to craft their vision of Martin's characters for HBO, some fans created their own likenesses – like these portraits of Catelyn Stark and Robert Baratheon.
Left Image: "Catelyn Stark" by Jan Pospisil
Right Image: "Robert Baratheon" by Mog Park
February 10, 2011 After our first fan-art post, the response has been pretty amazing. Many artists have offered up their takes on the characters of Westeros. Below are a few images that caught our eyes. Keep the submissions coming!
Left Image: "Cersei & Jamie" by Martina Cecilia
Right Image: "Winter is Coming" by Irma Ahmed
December 3, 2010 George R.R. Martin's books have painted images in the minds of readers around the world, and over the past few months you've seen how the creators of HBO's upcoming series have started to craft their interpretation of the story. Now we'd like to take a look at how some enthusiastic GOT fans are sharing their own visions of Westeros on the web.
Do you have original work inspired by A Song of Ice and Fire you'd like to share? Post your links in the comments below and you may be included in our next feature.
Left Image: "Jaime Lannister" by Joanne Renaud
Right Image: "Laughing Hound" by Elisa Poggese
