Medieval Warrior Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Ink illustration depicting a brave mouse warrior! This was done on a4 sketching paper, and was inspired by my adoration of fantasy fiction staring adorable critters. A great gift for fans of classic fantasy book illustrations.

Teutonic Knight in a 1930's cartoon style

Brody, also known as the "The Holy" Knight, is a holy and stern warrior who is revered by his allies and feared by his enemies. He has a muscular build and stands tall and imposing, with a thick layer of white hide covering his body. Brody's face is chiseled and serious, reflecting his unwavering commitment to his faith. Brody wears a suit of armor made of gleaming silver and gold, which is adorned with intricate designs and symbols of his order. His armor is complemented by a red cape that flows behind him as he walks. Brody is a master of the mace, which he wields with righteous fury. As a holy warrior, Brody's loyalty to his king and kingdom is secondary only to his devotion to his faith. He fights not only to protect his people...

Viking Berserker in a 1930's cartoon style,

Viking Berserker in a 1930's cartoon style,

A shieldmaiden is the name given in Scandinavian mythology to a woman who has chosen a life as a warrior. A medieval design with the slogan Shieldmaiden and the saying "Warrior from the North" with shield and sword. Shieldmaiden design for the real warrior.

This high-detail design features a fierce Viking helmet in front of two powerful swords, evoking the spirit of ancient Norse warriors. Whether you're a fan of Viking culture, Norse mythology, or medieval history, this design is sure to make a statement. With intricate details and bold lines, this design is perfect for t-shirts, hoodies, and other apparel. Show off your love for Nordic warriors, battle, and weapon with this unique design. Available in a range of sizes and styles to suit your preference. Perfect as a gift for friends or family who share your passion for Norse mythology and medieval history.

Could two Fey souls be destined for some type of union? The answers are etched throughout the realm! *In regards to the phone cases. We understand different phones have different cameras. If you want a case, but your camera would cut off the design, please let us know. We will accommodate you :)

These symbols were used to represent the power of nature.

A wandering knight with no kingdom or king to serve.

I was the knight no one expected to see on the battle that day. Sir Prise.

Photography (Black and white with selective color) of a Knight with a rose crest -The Knight of the Rose.

King Afonso Henriques seal. Portugal. Distressed

A cute medieval cat that will use its armor and weapons to defend you! I am a Fighter, at your service. Perfect fit for gamers and D&D players to use on gaming sessions or everyday wear.

Don’t mess with them!

Meet Cedric, the Crow Knight with a Holy disposition and lightning-fast moves. His armor is adorned with the regal colors of blue, gold, red, and white, giving him an air of nobility that strikes fear into the hearts of his enemies. With a somber demeanor, Cedric is not one for small talk or frivolity. He takes his duty to protect the king seriously, and he does so with unwavering loyalty. But don't let his serious nature fool you - Cedric has a wicked sense of humor that he reserves for those he trusts the most. When he's not defending the realm, Cedric can often be found in quiet contemplation, reflecting on the mysteries of the universe and his place within it. Some say that his thoughts are so deep, they could fill an ocean. Bu...

The devil saw me with my head down and thought he’d won, until I said Amen!

Flower Valkyrie

Scotland's warrior king Robert the Bruce defends a Scottish glen with his two-handed sword in hand in this illustration by Richard H. Fay. This work originally appeared as an interior illustration in Abandoned Towers, Issue #6, published July 2010.

Hast thou valor?

Every advertisement tells us that our skin should be like velvet. Smooth. Silky. Thin... Wrong! Skin is meant to be covered with full plate gothic harness, not some cream, sunscreen or olive oil. Why? Because some cream, sunscreen or olive oil won't block sword slash. And how velvet soft your skin will be then? Be wise, go for the plate! Oh, and it beats sunscreen, you know...

Blood and guts.

The Battle - Copyright Alan Lathwell

Watercolour n' ink illustration of a brave mouse knight! A great gift for fans of classic fantasy book illustrations.

The Viking Longboat (Coloured Version). The Viking longboat was a terrifying sight on the water. Carrying between 20 and 80 men, the longboats were excellent vessels on the seas and rivers, easily navigating shallow waters. Fantastic design perfect for Viking fans who love the Vikings and their raiding history. It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your family or friends who are also into Vikings. Design is available in time for Christmas.

Sviatoslav The Brave, the national hero of ukraine.

A Green Knight once vibrant and alive, now long dead and no longer green.

Personal drawing from my series "Image Of Maiden", 2019

Choose your weapon.

Knight and Castle

Awesome Viking design that makes a great gift for any occasion.

The Saxon Shield Wall (Coloured Version). A saxon or viking shield wall is a formidable confrontation. History tells stories of great battles being won or lost on the strength of the shield wall. Colourful design perfect for Anglo-Saxon or Viking fans who love the historic war tactics and medieval history. It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your family or friends who are into medieval battles. Design is available in time for Christmas.

minimalist geometric knight premium design illustration

The mighty dragonslayer.

Cross of a little known order of hospitallers and knights from the Middle Ages. Why should you be interested in it then? The Lazarites were not only engaged in a fight for the Holy Land - their main mission was to take care of the lepers in the hospital in Jerusalem. The unusual thing is that the lepers were, at the time, feared like the fire itself, and few were willing to look after those unfortunates, in fear of being infected. The Order of the Lazarites looked after them nevertheless, spreading knowledge about isolation of infectious diseases in Europe and giving rise to the word lazaretto, while also contributing to the development of modern, by the standards of those times, hospital facilities. A big achievement, and the green cross.