Myth T-Shirts

By Petros - from his 'Vision' Opus.

Local Hunter Cryptids from around the world

Orpheus playing the lyre

Part of my mythical creature sketch series, the Paiyuk comes from the Ute Native American people and is described as a water elk that hunts people.

Gatot Kaca, The Legendary Culture Hero from Indonesia. He can Fly and Powerfull

AHH!

Odin’s rune reminds you that your future is made from the actions of your life.

Halloween Snake, Symbols, Portents, Omens, Signs, and Fortunes - Teal and Black Variation

This design features Loki, the Norse trickster god! He is quite the troublemaker in Viking Mythology. He tricks the other gods at every opportunity he gets. I choose to give him 2 daggers to symbolize how he is a "backstabber".

Ancient Tahitian Idol

Myth of smoke

Cartoon illustration of Scandinavian god Thor.

Nessie anatomy study II

A reimagination of a Maldivian myth that originates from the island where the country's biggest airport is located in.

Halloween Moon, Symbols, Portents, Omens, Signs, and Fortunes - Golden Ochre and Black Variation

The Woodland Creatures series is inspired by the magic of the forest at night, and the mystical creatures that inhabit it

Born To Be Live To Be Will Go Out The Golfing Legend

The Bear Lake Monster is a being appearing in folklore near Bear Lake, on the Utah–Idaho border.

Bad Hairdo Medusa Myth Bad Hair Day is the perfect gift for Greek, Acient, Snake hair, haircutter fans. Just in time for birthday, B-Day, Christmas, St. Patricks Day. For grandma, grandpa, mom, dad, sister, brother.

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The Coyote might pay a prank to teach a lesson. Don't take this trippy trickster too seriously. A colourful personality is simply its nature.

Young spark phoenix was inspired by one of my favorite anime, the kanji for phoenix is also tied in the design for Japanese clarity

Analog Collage Art by Father Amanda

Dragon

Alpha werewolf beginning the hunt.

Dragon

A young Satyr playing Pan Pipes under the full moon and starry sky. He is seated on a rock and entertaining his fox and rabbit companions.

This is an alternate ending to Medusa's legend where she manages to slay Persius and eventually, struck by vengeance and grief, decides to unleash her wrath on all of ancient Greece. The legend of Medusa is a tragic one as she is often misunderstood because of her curse, and shunned as a monster and a witch. Though her curse is something she laments she has found it useful in defending herself of any "hero" that would attempt to slay her.

Charcoal hand drawn Dragon.

Minotaur: Primal Spirit – A striking design capturing the minotaur’s power, courage, and ferocity. With flames surrounding its head, this design is a must-have for any collection. Share it with your friends today!

It's hard work guarding the labyrinth

Norse rune that represents Home

Part of a series of 3 mermaids painted for my granddaughter as a reminder to wash her hands, brush her teeth and comb her hair.

This design depicts the Norse Goddess Freyja! Her name written in more modern spelling is "Freja" or "Freya". She is associated with a multiple of things, such as fertility, war and beauty. If you love Viking Mythology and/or pagan culture I hope you like this illustration!

This piece of artwork is based off an artifact called the Snaptun Stone. The stone is a hearth stone and the image carved on it is assumed to be Loki because of the scars seen around the mouth-- a reference to the myth where Loki has his mouth sewn shut!

Unabashed and unafraid of the fate.