Fantasy and Medieval Collection - 150+ Character Figures - RPG Stock Art

Fantasy and Medieval Collection - 150+ Character Figures

Thank you for taking a look! This Fantasy and Medieval artwork collection offers publishers and gamers over 150 public domain, full-body character images, each in color and with transparent backgrounds. These images have been enhanced with artistic improvements such as image cleaning and color adjustments, ensuring they are ready for immediate and easy use in your projects. The collection features a wide variety of character types, including barbarians, cavaliers, knights, nobles, priests, sorcerers, wizards, and swashbucklers.

Each image has been freshly created from high-resolution source files and is confirmed to be in the public domain in the United States. The collection features artwork from diverse historical sources, including  Samuel Rush Meyrick’s “A Critical Inquiry into Ancient Armor,” Paul Mercuri’s “Historical Costumes of the 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th Centuries,”  and Charles Bianchini’s Historical Costume Designs. Some of these artworks are sold individually on other stock art websites at prohibitive prices and without publisher-friendly formatting; here, they are bundled together into a cost-effective, royalty-free collection suitable for any commercial or personal project.

Images are PNG image files and provided in a single ZIP flie for ease of downloading. A separate appendix PDF provides links to the original high-resolution source files for each artwork.

User Agreement: These royalty-free images may be used by purchasers in any commercial or non-commercial project. By purchasing this collection, you agree to not sell or give away these images (through your own art pack for example), which may infringe on collective works copyright.

Credits: The preview image incorporates graphic assets from 18 Engraved Textures by Vandel Arden (grid background) and from Quick Covers- Landscape Edition: "Publisher's Choice Quality Stock Art Copyright Rick Hershey / Fat Goblin Games." (derivation: text boxes).