Jun 12
Angus McBride's 1966 "Legendary Beasts" series ran in the backs of the weekly magazine Finding Out. Daisy at Beautiful Books has collected all 36 of them over here - this is just half of them!
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Angus McBride's 1966 "Legendary Beasts" series ran in the backs of the weekly magazine Finding Out. Daisy at Beautiful Books has collected all 36 of them over here - this is just half of them!
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The art of Angus McBride
Not sure if this one's been done yet, but after doing a bit of digging, I found an original, full-size version of Angus Mcbride's art of Saruman and his orb, aka "Pondering My Orb" meme. (Yes, this is actually Saruman.) Unfortunately, I could not find the original title, if there ever was one.
After comparing a couple others, this was the best version I could find in high quality.
Now you, too, can ponder Saruman's orb in full, high-quality wizardry.
Enjoy!
Angus Mcbride
Angus McBride (1931-2007, British) "Sand Drake"
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Angus McBride.
Saruman by Angus McBride
Illustration of Saruman from Lord of the Rings gazing into the Palantir. Mostly recognized now from the pondering the orb meme.
Cover for A Spy in Isengard (Middle-Earth Quest) by Terry K. Amthor (1988)
Used for the the roleplaying game supplement Angus McBride's Characters of Middle-Earth by Angus McBride and Jessica M Ney (1990).
Also used in the Middle-earth supplement Valar & Maiar: The Immortal Powers (1993)
Later reused for the Saruman card in the Middle-Earth: The Wizards TCG (1995)
Angmar, the Iron-Home, was the domain of the Witch-king, master of Carn Dûm, from which legions of orcs and other soldiers attacked the three realms of Arnor (Angus McBride cover for Angmar, supplement for Middle-earth Role Playing, Rolemaster, and other fantasy RPGs, based on JRR Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, Iron Crown Enterprises, 1995)
