#moria

[cynicalclassicist]

For a moment I thought Gandalf trying to close that door in Moria.

But it certainly works as a door to Hell!

Breach.

[389]

Inside Ukrainian Moria: Huge Artyomsol Salt Mine Deep Under Ground by Ivan R.

[velvet4510]

It blows my mind that by giving the mithril shirt to Bilbo, Thorin indirectly saved Frodo and thus prevented the Ring-bearer from dying and the Quest from failing. The world was ultimately saved because the exiled King Under the Mountain fell in love with a hobbit.

[mgcoco]

"There is some new devilry here"

[dagordagorath]

15 January: The Bridge of Khazad-dûm

[tolkienillustrations]

The Bridge of Khazad-dûm by Alan Lee

[biscottiarts]

in this house we stan huge traumatised single dads and their pink daughters 💞🐻🦇

[melestasflight]

Gandalf faces Durin's Bane

Last minute submission for @tolkienhorrorweek and Happy Halloween!

[chechula]

I did not have time to draw creatures for last goblin week, but I have time now. So, here are orcs of Moria and drums in the darkness ♥

[dumb4ssfrog]

The dwarves choosing “friend” as the password for the Moria, their greatest and most glorious kingdom, is the Middle Earth version of people choosing “password” as their password

[spinnenpfote6]

One of my favorite things about the Fellowship in Moria is how Frodo is initially thought of as being killed in the cave troll attack, so when Aragorn grabs Frodo on the way out and the hobbit begins to complain and wiggle in his arms it jumpscares Aragorn so much that he almost drops him in 'cause he briefly thought that this little friend's spear-pierced corpse suddenly started moving and screaming in grasp

[my-deer-legolas]

[noideawhatidobutfit]

out of context thriller bark

[sweetsnakeart]

I know that Moira's birthday is on september 6th, but I had to draw this now.  Just a pleasant memory.

[ragsweas]

At that moment a thunderous crash sent everyone, living and dead, whirling to stare at Pippin Took.

"Oops," he said, his eyes wide and his face sheepish.

"Did he just throw Grechar down a well?" Ori demanded incredulously.

"This Hobbit is related to Bilbo," retorted Óin, and he ignored Thorin's sudden dark look. "He's goin' to do stupid things in spectacular fashion every now an' then."

"You will take that back," Thorin growled.

"One word, your majesty," Óin snapped. "Trolls."

...

I am dying😂😭😭

[erdarieldraws]

A Dark Way

I always wonder what happened to Aragorn on his first journey through Moria; all we know is that in LOTR he says the memory is "very evil" and he's very reluctant to go into Moria a second time, which hits exactly that spot where you've got enough material to catch my curiosity but not enough to draw any kind of conclusion about any details at all...

This drawing I made for @fall-for-tolkien's Scribbles & Drabbles doesn't exactly answer that question, but it was certainly me playing around with the questions there are, and trying to see if I can create a spooky ominous vibe without any actual threat visible in the drawing