The Game of Thrones Photoshoot For Time Magazine Will Blow Your Mind — Do you ever feel like photographers shooting for big publications will sometimes go for wild creative concepts? That’s how you’ll feel about these portraits of Game of Thrones stars for Time magazine.

The 7th season of Game of Thrones is almost over and, even though Best Interior Designers be a blog mostly focused on the best professionals of the interior design industry and their exceptional work, #GoT forbid us on fail to bring here also content related to this which is one of the most talked about topics of all time. The pictures below are typical of British photographer Miles Aldridge‘s work, famous exactly for this kind of portraits with oversaturated colors, hard lighting, surreal settings, and motifs, all of which are on display in these photos.

But less talk and more action, right?! So, check out below the mesmerizing TIME’s Game of Thrones Cover Shoot!

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1. EMILIA CLARKE (DAENERYS TARGARYEN)

PHOTOGRAPH BY MILES ALDRIDGE FOR TIME

2. KIT HARINGTON (JON SNOW)

PHOTOGRAPH BY MILES ALDRIDGE FOR TIME

3. LENA HEADEY (CERSEI LANNISTER)

PHOTOGRAPH BY MILES ALDRIDGE FOR TIME

4. PETER DINKLAGE (TYRION LANNISTER)

PHOTOGRAPH BY MILES ALDRIDGE FOR TIME

5. SOPHIE TURNER (SANSA STARK)

PHOTOGRAPH BY MILES ALDRIDGE FOR TIME

6. NIKOLAJ COSTER-WALDAU (JAIME LANNISTER)

PHOTOGRAPH BY MILES ALDRIDGE FOR TIME

7. MAISIE WILLIAMS (ARYA STARK)

PHOTOGRAPH BY MILES ALDRIDGE FOR TIME

NOW THE ICONIC MAGAZINE COVER!

Photo-composite by Miles Aldridge for TIME

The Story Behind Game of Thrones Photoshoot

Miles Aldridge‘s photography has more in common with Game of Thrones than you could imagine. In fact, his work deftly combines fantasy worlds within a cynical, pop-color reality. For TIME’s Game of Thrones cover shoot, Aldridge beautifully portrayed the actors as themselves but with a masterful nod to the series’ mythical vision. The final result is an almost poetic homage to old Hollywood woven into a heavy tapestry of Medievalism.