Final Fantasy Fan Art Showcase of the Week #19
Hello fans! It's time for a new week of Final Fantasy fan arts, and this week we have an amazing showcase! And by amazing, I mean it. We actually have an amazing showcase this week, just like in the other weeks, right? Oh yeah, I know. /smug Please remember to visit the sources to send the artists any compliments or comments on their artwork, because we know they worked hard and deserve the praise. Do it, not for me, but for the artists!
Source 1
http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs70/f/20...wl-d5s910y.png
Ultimecia
We start this week with a spectacular art of the main villainess of Final Fantasy VIII. She looks rather stunning, don't you think?
Source 2
http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs70/i/20...um-d5s8qpq.jpg
Warrior of light
An awesome piece on the Warrior of Light. I love the contrast between the armor and red sky background.
Source 3
http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs70/f/20...to-d5s7dw8.jpg
Moooogle papercraft
As much as we love art, we also love the crafts, and here's a lovely craftwork of a moogle! Isn't it nice? After a closer look, it sorta resembles a mummified moogle. Still cute though. :D
Source 4
http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs71/f/20...se-d5s71aa.png
FF VIII: Squall Leonhart
This would make a nice desktop wallpaper.
Source 5
http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs70/i/20...wn-d5saabv.jpg
Oerba Yun Fang - Agacross Version
Fanart of another fanart? Is this Fanartception? No, it's just a great drawing of Fang that's actually based on the design of another artist's depiction of the character. You could check out the other artwork here if you like.
Source 6
http://th04.deviantart.net/fs70/PRE/...ka-d5se4xj.png
Salamander Coral
And to cap off this week, enjoy this spectacular artwork of Amarant, or Salamander, or whatever you guys called him from FFIX.
And that's that for this week's amazing showcase. Do you want to see more? Why not visit our DeviantArt group and take a look at our gallery. We have more fan arts for you to see. :) EyesonFF @ DA Come back next week for another showcase.
