"The Funeral-boat of Boromir" by Anke Katrin Eissmann

I've been browsing through your art for a while and have been very impressed. I won't bother posting on every picture, I hope it's enough to say I love them all! However this pic has to be my fave. I love the lighting on it and the sky.The reflections in the water are brilliant. How long does it take you to do one of your paintings? I wish I could paint people so well, you have got the proportions perfect. Do you paint out of your head or do you get a sitter? The other thing is that your art reminds me of Alan Lee's. have you heard of him? He's my overall fave artist so you've got real talent to be like him.I tend to say that it takes me about a week to do a painting, but sometimes it's longer and sometimes quicker. And I mostly paint from my head.

Oooh, one of my favourite scenes from the book... You did a very good way... How sad...Thanks.

Can anybody draw LoTR better than you? No words can describe your work.Thanks a lot.

Every time I think of that part in LotR i´m in a sad mood. But when I saw this pic a shiver runs down my back.Yes, it's a sad scene.

The sky in this piece is gorgeous... this is one of my favorites of yours. I think the entire thing is well done, with the moistness of the sky and glow of the moon being especially remarkable. I think the reason why I like this one so much has to do with the composition and the richness of the colors... Great work. I, too, prefer watercolor to any other type of paint.Thank you very much.

This picture is so sad. Faramir and Boromir had such a close bond. It must have been devastating.Yeah, Faramir must have had a very rough time back then.

This is a fantastic rendition of an epic saga, and the particular scene you chose although sad it is very nicely done, and the color is also nice did you use water color by chance.Yes, it's watercolour.

The Oseberg-ship in miniature!

This is heart touching to me.It's beautiffully done and it captures the feelings of the moment.I did not like Boromir much at the beginning; but as the story developed and I learned the truth in his character I found my self respecting him a lot.He was indeed human, but with more virtues than faults.
And you are by far the best LOTR artist I have ever met.

Another favorite!