These are really cool to see!

Alex Cho's is very much a reimagining of the story - seems to be kind of Eastern European in setting. Even established artists create this kind of thing at times. For example, a lot of the work on my website is pretty old now because I can't yet show a lot of the work I've done more recently. So when I have free time I try to make something I can show that highlights what I can do.

@icarus, Wow, these are really cool to see! I especially like the Silver Chair underground concept art. I like the eerie blue light it gives off. It totally reminds me of the book! I like the concept art overall. I never knew you could look at Narnia from so many different perspectives before. Thanks for sharing!  

Incredible! @icarus the HHB portfolio by Pearl Ming makes me happy with all the little details added onto Aravis' clothes, and the colors seem very fitting for her character. Really makes me wish there was interest for some animated spin-offs, if there was any way to explore some imagined mishaps and adventures in HHB, after Cor returns to Archenland (the main trio of Cor, Corin and Aravis). That would be so fun!

The "Narnia Reimagined" portfolio by Jackie Droujko has a very different, but truly cartoonish 'Disney' vibe as you said, and although the profiles of each character aren't exactly what I had imagined, I really like the simple structures of Aslan and the White Witch. If it was a purposeful decision to have Mr. Tumnus' design look very similar to the faun from Pan's Labyrinth, I applaud the creative choice! 

So I found someone who's done a Magician's Nephew visual development project, though it's another in the classic hand-drawn Disney Animation style, rather than a live action concept art style.

Still, they've done a full work up of designs, including characters, costumes, props, sets and scenes, which is again really impressive to see.

Anyway, see the link below for The Magician's Nephew by Ha Jung Song:

https://hajungsong.com/

(more examples at the link above)

@icarus

The Magician's Nephew concept art seems for the spirit of children. I like the details they put into Uncle Andrew's Table. However I must say that the White witch looks very different from other concept art I have seen because of her red dress. (but she is the white witch) I like the structure of the Charn bell, it's like how I imagined while reading! They put a lot of effort into making the structure of the long row of houses with the attics on top. Thanks for sharing! 

Jasmine Lee here has done a fun little collection of Narnia Art as part of a visual development project on her website:

https://jasmineleeart.com/2013/08/02/pevensie-siblings/

https://jasmineleeart.com/2014/03/30/more-pevensies/  

https://jasmineleeart.com/2013/10/14/lucy-pevensie/  

I feel like her drawings of the children almost have a "Tim Burton" movie quality to them. I find them quite intriguing as a design.

She also has done a few landscapes and scenes below:

https://jasmineleeart.com/2013/08/31/chronicles-of-narnia/

https://jasmineleeart.com/2013/07/24/visdev-drawings/

Some more stuff below:

https://jasmineleeart.com/2014/01/09/its-2014/

https://jasmineleeart.com/2014/08/16/summer-update/

https://jasmineleeart.com/2012/01/10/lucy-in-the-wilderness/  

@icarus 

Thanks for posting the concept art! I really enjoyed the pictures and scenes of the Pevensies. They had so much character within the pictures and the pictures made each of them really come to life. I really loved the child-like quality of the artwork and how true to the ages the artist made them. I especially loved the artwork where it was just the Pevensies hanging out or having fun and laughing together because those are really the moments I want to see. The artwork helped bring more of the 'siblings scenes ' that I always imagine in my head. Lastly, I greatly enjoyed the concept art of Susan turning back and believing in Aslan once again. That's something I always hoped happened as a sequel to Last Battle. Once again, Thanks for sharing! 

Here's another concept art portfolio by a professional concept artist which I thought was kind of fun twist on the Narnia concept - essentially LWW as a traditional Japanese folk tale.

https://www.sydneychenart.com/narnia

There's some interesting design work translating from one style to the other, and I think I just always enjoy these "what if" mash-ups for their playful inventiveness.