Today in zone chat, we've wondered if there is a way to get prints of in-game furnishing paintings

MreeBiPolar · August 22

... Someone has pointed out that some of them are copies of loading screens, but there are many (especially newer) others which look really nice.

Pelanora · August 22

I think zos should sell furniture on the side, some of it is really lovely.

TaSheen · August 22

There's a few I'd love to have, for sure!

tomofhyrule · August 22

A bunch of them are listed on UESP: https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Loading_Screens

There's also the Media page here: https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/media

They may be digital, but you could get those printed up. Sometimes the Bethesda Gear store also sells some prints as well, but the gear shop does usually have a pretty limited selection.

MreeBiPolar · August 22

tomofhyrule wrote: »

A bunch of them are listed on UESP: https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Loading_Screens

There's also the Media page here: https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/media

They may be digital, but you could get those printed up. Sometimes the Bethesda Gear store also sells some prints as well, but the gear shop does usually have a pretty limited selection.

Yeah, I mentioned the loading screen, but it's mostly about the newer paintings, some of which are really nice.

zaria · August 22

tomofhyrule wrote: »

A bunch of them are listed on UESP: https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Loading_Screens

There's also the Media page here: https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/media

They may be digital, but you could get those printed up. Sometimes the Bethesda Gear store also sells some prints as well, but the gear shop does usually have a pretty limited selection.

It should be possible to extract the textures of the images from the game files.
Its a tools people use to look at upcoming items in the game as its common to add them before the update itself.
Pretty sure it can also extract textures.

TaSheen · August 22

Um. One would need to have permission from either ZOS and/or the artist to print from digital media - I'm sure those images are copyrighted. Using them on one's own screen is one thing; reproducing in physical form is another thing entirely.