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By Asherware
The Daedric Armor is a heavy set of armor players can acquire in Skyrim. This concept art piece shows that capable armor is not a luxury in the world of Skyrim

If you’re a gamer and also a fan of Bethesda’s sprawling epic RPG, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, (and come on now, why wouldn’t you be) then check out these totally kick-ass fine art prints, from game-focused art gallery Cook & Becker.

The sprawling fantasy world of the Elder Scrolls–and Skyrim in particular–are full of incredible vistas and epic structures that lend itself perfectly to this kind of project.

There is such a huge amount of lore and wonder to be drawn from that these fine art prints were always going to be a home run and utilizing the official concept art they are suitably stunning indeed.

This is not the first time Cook & Becker have worked with Bethesda either, with the partnership beginning when they released a series of high-quality prints based on the post apocalyptic wasteland of the Fallout series, number 4 in particular.

The prints are available hand-numbered, with many including a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Bethesda senior concept artist, Ray Lederer.

The prices vary depending on framing options, but even so they are a bit on the pricey side, but that’s to be expected for such premium pieces of art.

If you’re decking out a gaming or fantasy inspired man cave or are decorating a dedicated gaming room these are definitely worth a closer look if you’ve got the disposable income to spare because they are classy and high quality in equal measure.

Even six years after the release of Skyrim (where does the time go?) the game continues to stay relevant and beloved by fans worldwide and if you’re one of those fans and in the market for some unique wall art then these awesome prints are a damn fine option indeed.

Each print features official concept art from Bethesda and comes with a certificate of authenticity from senior concept artist, Ray Lederer.

If you are interested you can purchase these prints directly from Cook & Becker on their website here.

And hey, even if you’re not in the market to buy them yourself let’s check them out all the same!

Realm of the Dragonborn

Of all features that make Skyrim an intriguing game, the rugged Scandinavian environment is certainly among the most impressive. Epic landscapes abound, often dwarfing the player-protagonist character.

Azura

Concept art for the Shrine of Azura, dedicated to the Daedric Prince Azura.

Dragonborn

Art piece used in the marketing of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, showing the player-hero character (the Last) Dragonborn.

Daedric Armor

The Daedric Armor is a heavy set of armor players can acquire in Skyrim. This concept art piece shows that capable armor is not a luxury in the world of Skyrim

High Hrothgar

High Hrothgar is an ancient monastery found on one of the largest mountains in Skyrim. This concept art piece shows the entrance and exterior of the secluded building.

Riverwood

Concept image of Riverwood village by night, including some of the perils that befall the ill-defended place.

Nordic Temple

Early concept art piece for a temple. Skyrim’s art team took great care to give a realistic feel to the Norse environment they envisioned for the video game.

Shrine of Mehrunes Dagon

In Skyrim, the player character is required to meet Mehrunes Dagon in the altar dedicated to him, an encounter first conceptualized in this art piece.

Riverwood Street

Early concept sketch for Riverwood village, a Nordic village set in a valley. Encountered early on in Skyrim, it helps the player understand the basic (pre-industrial) economic and societal structures in the game.

Mehrunes Dagon

Concept art for the interior of the altar to Mehrunes Dagon, one of seventeen powerful Daedric Princes in The Elder Scrolls’ lore.

Meridia’s Temple

Warriors gather in front of Meridia’s Shrine. The concept art work shows the large statue of Meridia, one of the landmark statues in Skyrim.

Windhelm

Windhelm, once the capital of the north of Skyrim, is one of the largest cities in the video game. This concept art sketch helped imagining its properties as an imposing place sitting atop massive stone walls.

A Chance Encounter

The open-world gameplay of Skyrim provides a wide range of encounters between the player character and computer generated humans and animals. The concept art piece ‘A Chance Encounter’ explores how one of these may play out.

Dwemer Ruins

Concept art of a Dwemer cavern, one of the many Dwemer (or ‘Dwarves’, as men call them) ruins scattered across Skyrim’s world

Snow Elf Temple

Temple of the mythical Snow Elves, a once blossoming culture that mysteriously disappeared yet left enough cultural artifacts in the province of Skyrim to prove their existence.

Solitude

Concept art sketch for Solitude, the capital city of the land of Skyrim.

Shrine of Talos

Early artistic imagination of a Shrine dedicated to Talos, the God of Man and War. The province of Skyrim has several of these statues.

Dragon Shout

Art piece used in the marketing of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, showing the player-hero character Dragonborn using his ‘dragon shout’, one of the strongest magic spells, against a dragon.
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