Healing Faramir II

Aragorn and Arwen

Moria

Legolas and Gimli at the Walls

Flotsam and Jetsam

Although J.R.R. Tolkien was british and, according to this, the landscapes and people that he describes are a reflection of his world, I'm catalan and I cannot avoid that my illustrations resemble my country, my people and our customs. I paint what I see, what I know, what is familiar to me and adapt it to The Lord of the Rings.

Eomer finds Eowyn

The Grey Havens

Galadriel and Celeborn

The Flet

Dawn on Farmer Maggot's Fields

The magnificent dawns on the Montnegre, that I see through the glass window of the train every morning when I go to work, inspired me this illustration.

Uglúk and Grishnakh

Trip Companions

The Dead Marshes

Cerin Amroth

Houses of Healing

The Argonath

Down the Anduin

The Palantir

Old Man Willow

Leaving the Shire

Gollum's Den

The Field of Cormallen

The Nimrodel

Smeagol

Caradhras I

Only Elrond knew fully what this hour meant to him

Moria's Gate

Strider

At Bree's Door

Old Forest

Crickhollow

Gandalf falls in Khazad-Dum

Lothlorien

Wedding Day

The Coronation

The White Wizard

I'm really proud of this one. I think that in this case the sun's light is very well painted.

Dernhelm facing the Witchking

The Kiss

I have had a lot of problems with the light in this painting. I wanted to paint the sun's ligth at midday, but I haven't really succeeded.

Boromir's broken Horn

Denethor, as I imagine him.

Saying Farewell to Faramir

Flying to Minas Tirith

The Stirrup Cup

The Tower of Cirith Ungol

Not idly do the leaves of Lorien fall

Three Hunters

Mount Doom

Sam, the Elf Warrior

The Ford of Bruinen

Caradhras II

Treebeard