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Anonymous10/14/26, 09:16No.9325386/Erotic western fantasy and sci-fi art/
I hate AIsloppa. Only real human illustrators and art here.
>Luis Royo
>Brom
>Dorian Cleavenger
>Boris Vallejo
>Clyde Caldwell
>Frank Frazetta
>Simon Bisley
>Richard Corben
>etc.
I'll start.

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Anon10/14/26, 15:06No.9325595
Been a while since we had such a thread, nice.
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Anon10/16/26, 10:07No.9327056
It's also funny to me, because some of this art was used for book covers for translated fantasy novels in my country.like these ones for sure
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Anon10/16/26, 21:49No.9327551
Time to take a big sip of water and look at what Boris Vallejo's wife looks like.

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Anon10/20/26, 01:17No.9329949
Frank Frazetta — the foundational style: muscular dynamism, oil‑painted drama, and the “heroic/sexual fantasy” aesthetic that shaped the entire field.Boris Vallejo — hyper‑realistic anatomy, glossy surfaces, and idealized heroic figures with a sensual tone.Luis Royo — erotic, dystopian, and apocalyptic imagery blending fantasy, sci‑fi, and sensuality.Dorian Cleavenger — surreal erotic fantasy, often provocative and controversial, aligned with the NSFW side of the genre.Brom — darker, gothic fantasy with macabre elegance and ominous atmospheres.Clyde Caldwell — classic Dungeons & Dragons heroic fantasy, bright colors, and clean, iconic character design.Simon Bisley — muscular exaggeration, heavy metal aesthetics, and comic‑book dynamism.Richard Corben — surreal, muscular, exaggerated forms with a unique, almost sculptural rendering style.
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Anon10/25/26, 08:45No.9334119
Have any useful links for tracking down the art like this? Galleries, or whatever else.