EffieFrag said:

Whenever someone mentions the South Kingdom, the first thing that comes to mind is the White Tree of Gondor, that's why I chose to make a small craft of it.
It was made using polymer clay and it's 12cm tall.
The chipped branch at the top is a metaphor of all the hardships Gondor (and the tree itself) has been through and definitely not a tragic accident.

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A brave knight of Gondor bearing Aragorn's banner as he rides into battle. pencil on paper



PS: sorry for the late entry...

Mr_Kekss said:

A brave knight of Gondor bearing Aragorn's banner as he rides into battle. pencil on paper

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PS: sorry for the late entry...

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i super love the anatomy, proportions and motion here

Hello visual artists, sculptors, crafters, and creatives alike! I'm back for a new theme for this fortnight. I want to try something a bit different, so I really hope we get more submissions this time. I promise I will reply to each and every one of your submissions

This fortnight's Artwork Bonanza theme is: Weapons

Hopefully, you get a lot of flexibility here. Any non-Minecraft medium is welcome! We appreciate original work, but if you're referencing someone else's weapon model, I'd love it if you could attach a reference photo. Honesty is the best policy!

I look forward to your creations!

Hey MCME creatives!

Unfortunately, we didn't get any submissions last fortnight. But no pressure! We have a lot of events coming up this December so the Artwork Bonanza will take a backseat.

Nevertheless, I'm still opening an Artwork Bonanza theme for the month just in case you'd like to share some art with us when inspiration strikes. No surprises here, this month's theme is Winter Holidays in Middle-Earth.

Did any of the cultures of Middle-Earth celebrate Christmas? Or did they simply warm up around campfires to shield themselves from the cold? Did the Dwarves celebrate with tons more beer than usual? Or did the Galadhrim hang seasonal ornaments on their Mallorn trees?

If you come up with something, be sure to add it to this wonderful thread. Happy December!


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