Morvold Fantasy Art Gallery Update - PIRATES & NAUTICAL ADVENTURE! (Patreon)

In January, I began an initiative to create a Fantasy Art Gallery comprised of 100% human-made artwork to begin populating a gallery that could be used by YOU (DM's and Players) to find inspiration and use for their personal, home games.

In October, I ended up commissioning about 34 artists for this month's collection, who were given the same theme of - "Pirates & Nautical Adventure".

The artists whose pieces are pictured below are:

Mermaid Encounter by Alicia Varela Martínez

Pirate Treasure by John Ric Deto-on

Female Pirate by Allan Damaso

Pirate Queen by Gaia Cafiso

Boarding Party by Ken Boledo

Female Pirate by Kastsudon Art

Male Pirate by Kastsudon Art

Hadozee Pirate Captain by Alejo Ramos

Pirate Bard by Maria Rosaria Monticelli

Barbet Pirate by Michael Angelo Dulay

Female Pirate by Adela Quiles

Siren by Khyle Felasor

Pirate Fence by GAOZ Artworks

Skull Cave by LC Freitas L C Freitas Art

Pirate Cook by Steven Crowe

Cannon Wizard by Elena Barbieri

Pirate Captain & Parrot by Murillo Yukio Katayama

Jellyfish Mermaid by Tati Rojas

Kraken by Phillip Edgar Esguerra

Pirate Bounty by Attila Nagy

Pirate Captain by Dosie

Sea Dragon by Ayrton Viana

Sea Elemental by Stella Meleri

Sword of the Deep by Houmi Art

Tiefling Pirate by Dimitrina Angelska

Underwater Miner by Robert Rudnicki

Halfing Captain & First Mate by Anxxty

Half Orc Pirate by Dion Artworks

Pirate Queen by Hector Antunez

Sea Creature Attack by Joll Manabat

Disappointing Discovery by Francisco Narde

Pirate by Rafqi Rhamdani

The permanent website for these is being developed, but until that resource is available, I am going to be keeping the images here for everyone to be able to view and access.

LICENSING NOTE

All image rights are owned by the individual artist and I have licensed these images to be used in a Fantasy Art Gallery that can be used by anyone for their own personal and private games.

They cannot be used commercially, unless you want to contact the artist and discuss licensing independently.

My plan is to do a new round each month and slowly build out a large repository of fantasy art for people to use that will encourage and support human artists vs. AI art. Even though I use AI images for concept work, I still feel very strongly that human artists should be kept in the loop and used/supported, especially for commercial work.

I hope you guys enjoy it, and would love your support (if I don't have it already) to continue bringing you more!