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'''James Duning''''s art is featured in [[A Tolkienian Mathomium]] by [[Mark T. Hooker]]. He has read and digested Tolkien’s various works for forty years and has constructed evolving mental landscapes of scenes in [[Middle-earth]]. He has tried to depict Tolkien themes presented here in a style consistent with [[J.R.R. Tolkien]]'s own illustrative style. He also has written articles on Tolkien, which can be found in [[Beyond Bree]].
'''James Dunning''''s art is featured in [[A Tolkienian Mathomium]] by [[Mark T. Hooker]]. He has read and digested Tolkien’s various works for forty years and has constructed evolving mental landscapes of scenes in [[Middle-earth]]. He has tried to depict Tolkien themes presented here in a style consistent with [[J.R.R. Tolkien]]'s own illustrative style. He also has written articles on Tolkien, which can be found in [[Beyond Bree]].


Dunning is the winner of the [[North East Tolkien Society]]'s 2006/07 [[Imperishable Flame Award]] for Tolkien/Inklings-Inspired Creativity.  
Dunning is the winner of the [[North East Tolkien Society]]'s 2006/07 [[Imperishable Flame Award]] for Tolkien/Inklings-Inspired Creativity.  

Revision as of 20:30, 27 December 2007

James Dunning's art is featured in A Tolkienian Mathomium by Mark T. Hooker. He has read and digested Tolkien’s various works for forty years and has constructed evolving mental landscapes of scenes in Middle-earth. He has tried to depict Tolkien themes presented here in a style consistent with J.R.R. Tolkien's own illustrative style. He also has written articles on Tolkien, which can be found in Beyond Bree.

Dunning is the winner of the North East Tolkien Society's 2006/07 Imperishable Flame Award for Tolkien/Inklings-Inspired Creativity.

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