Celebrating Traditional Fantasy Adventure Art

Mystical worlds! Fearsome dragons! Brave warriors! Grotesque monsters! Creepy undead! For decades, fantasy artists have amazed, inspired creativity, and provided fuel for the imagination with their art. The significance of fantasy art cannot be understated. From providing visuals to role playing games, novels, or album covers to inspiring countless individuals to create their own worlds in video games, TV shows, and movies. Fantasy art is important.

Traditional (non-digital) fantasy artwork is especially important as the viewer experiences the art physically, allowing a personal connection with the art. Sadly, there are very few places where one can experience traditional fantasy art in person.

The mission of the Museum of Fantasy Art is to celebrate the traditional fantasy art and artists that have inspired so many and to recognize those that would not ordinarily be recognized. The ultimate goal is to open a physical location where the public can truly experience this magnificent art in person.

Famed fantasy artist and calligrapher, Darlene the Artist, created the museum's one-of-a-kind logo featured above.

The Collection

The museum's collection comprises of a wide array of fantasy artwork from oil paintings to ink on paper drawings.

The museum is proud to feature original artwork from famed TSR artists Jennell Jaquays, Jeff Easley, Clyde Caldwell, Keith Parkinson, Jim Holloway, Jeff Dee, and Fred Fields as well as original artwork from Goodman Games RPG books including artwork by Doug Kovacs, Stefan Poag, Chris Arneson, Cliff Kurowski, Bradley K. McDevitt, and Tom Galambos.

The collection also comprises of fantasy artwork by well-known fantasy artists such as Michael Whelan, Luke Eidenschink, and Ralph Horsley, and lesser known, but very talented artists such as Carmin Vance and Lizzie Kodpuak.

The artwork above is by fantasy artist Ralph Horsley

Visit

The museum is currently virtual. You can view some of the museum's collection of traditional fantasy artwork by clicking on the Art Gallery page on this website.

For a better experience, visit and follow our Facebook and Instagram pages for complete images and detailed closeups of the artwork as well as a first look at any additions to the collection.

You can also view some of the art in person, learn more about the museum, and meet our founder at various gaming conventions throughout the year. See below for a list of upcoming conventions.

However, the ultimate goal of the museum is to open a physical location so that everyone can experience all of the exciting artwork in person!

The above artwork is by legendary fantasy artist Jeff Easley

Meet our founder, ask questions, and most importantly, view the artwork at the following conventions. Ask your favorite convention to consider inviting the museum to showcase the art!