The hobbit book cover

I am a huge fan of J.R.R. Tolkien's work, and I take every chance I get to express that love in my designs and illustrations. In this project I created a cover for his book The Hobbit, as well as a cover for the soundtrack of the film. The illustration ar...

The Hobbit A personal adaptation for a fictional book cover by @yelleillustrations

Tolkien Bibliography - A complete illustrated listing of the published works of JRR Tolkien - author of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings

„In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit.“

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lord of the ring saga

"The Hobbit or There and Back Again" by J.R.R.Tolkien Edited by Christopher Tolkien Illustrated by Alan Lee Published by Harper Collins

Original dust jacket to the Hobbit.

Lord of the Rings Collection $ 0.99 You will get a PDF (2MB) file

Tolkien & Medieval studies ✨ on Instagram: "From my bookshelf: different copies of The Hobbit and books on or about The Hobbit. Never too many copies of a book you love, right? 😂 #tolkien #jrrtolkien #lotr #lordoftheringscollection #lordoftherings #ringsofpower #tolkiencollection #middleearth #lotrprime #hobbit #silmarillion #mybookshelf"

The Hobbit. U.S. Ballantine. Revised Edition, Eighth Printing July , 1967. Well used.

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We spent the past four weeks on this project in my illustration class.Our assignment was to pick a book and redo its cover. Since the Hobbit is my favorite book it was the obvious choice. (Right click and open in new window for full size, it's massive)

In his Cinderella Story essay, “On Stories”—an essay that was passed over when it was first published but now known by anyone who thinks about Fantasy literature—C.S. Lewis defends Fantasy literature by placing it on a higher shelf of literatures. He contrasts good Fantasy lit—including what he called “Romances” and what we now call adventure

This one goes back a LONG way for me. I think it's the first story I ever LOVED reading. Thanks Aunt Kathy!