Todd Lockwood

An award-winning illustrator and remarkable visual storyteller. The covers for Starlight & Shadows are typical of his illustrations: full of story detail and subtle characterization clues.  His elves are beautiful, his drow are cool, and his dragons, unlike those of many of his colleagues, truly look as if they could fly.  

Amy Brown

An attractive website with an extensive gallery specializing in fairy and elven art.  I've been following Amy's work for quite some time, and have been featuring her art on the Elf Lore page. I recently started collecting the miniature fairy sculptures based on her drawings. 

Keith Parkinson

A memorial site for the late Keith Parkinson.  This award-winning artist created some of the most memorable and evocative covers in recent memory.  A well-designed site featuring beautiful art. 

Michael Whelen

This mind-boggling site features the work of the multi-Hugo Award winning artist.  Check out his "Tree of Swords and of Jewels" in the C.J. Cherryh Gallery.  I'm not certain that the sword-wielding female is elven, but she should be.  Gorgeous, marvelous, incomparable (add your favorite superlative here...) fantasy art.   

The Artist Page on sfsite.com

This is a section of sfsite.com, one of the best and most comprehensive web resources out there.  Listed here are the web pages for over 50 sf/fantasy artists.  Not all of them are "elf artists," but if you like fantasy art and are willing to browse, this is an excellent source. 

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