CORNISH landscapes have inspired a former Camborne School visiting artist to create a series of artwork based on the Lord of the Rings film trilogy.
Fine artist John Cockshaw from North Yorkshire, whose family live in Troon near Camborne, took these moody and evocative digital pieces utilising Cornish locations.
They were shot at woodland near Helford River, Cape Cornwall near St Just, Tehidy Country Park near Camborne and in Porthleven.
Images from this collection were made to celebrate the release of the first instalment of The Hobbit in cinemas next month.
The artist said: "What I've always wanted to accomplish is art with a mysterious and intriguing pull on the viewer, providing suggestive hints of a wider narrative or mood – a little invitation for the viewer's imagination to enter the work.
"This element has really come to the forefront in the collection of Tolkien inspired work."
Fine artist John Cockshaw from North Yorkshire, whose family live in Troon near Camborne, took these moody and evocative digital pieces utilising Cornish locations.
They were shot at woodland near Helford River, Cape Cornwall near St Just, Tehidy Country Park near Camborne and in Porthleven.
Images from this collection were made to celebrate the release of the first instalment of The Hobbit in cinemas next month.
The artist said: "What I've always wanted to accomplish is art with a mysterious and intriguing pull on the viewer, providing suggestive hints of a wider narrative or mood – a little invitation for the viewer's imagination to enter the work.
"This element has really come to the forefront in the collection of Tolkien inspired work."
