Medieval Bestiary Tapestries

“My babies.”

"Leopard Bearing Lion's Order to Fellow Judges Digital collage and elaboration by Bulgan Lumini based on antique Mamluk Egypt manuscripts with Ottoman style flowers.

“Relax, guys. I’ve got this.”

Manuscript page taken from an ancient greek bestiary portraying a Monocular or Unicorn. This mythical beast of pagan origin is linked to the occult and is often referenced in medieval and celtic documents.

Looks like a character from Serious Sam.

Digital collage by Bulgan Lumini © inspired from antique Medieval miniatures.

"Thanks for the meal."

Digital collage by Bulgan Lumini © inspired from antique Medieval miniatures.

Digital collage and elaboration by Bulgan Lumini based on antique Mamluk Egypt manuscripts with Ottoman style flowers.

"No Prince Charming can stop me now."

Dragon

el Unicorn de Monocerote

Based on dragon bestiaries drawn by Pierre Belon in 1516. You are both "Incredible" and "Frightening." Show yourself. Incroyable, Effroyable.

From Stowe MS 17 of the British Museum I have worked this image to make my products.

"100,000 carat for the head alone."

Beautiful red Fire Dragon standing proud with medieval and Celtic style decoration.

Uktena Horned Snake Sketch Study

Tropical Basilisk Anatomy Study

Apple Devil Bigfoot Study

Skinwalker Study

Unicorn in woodland in blue green hues. Digital art by Bulgan Lumini © inspired from antique Flemish tapestries.

Sheepsquatch Study

Digital collage and image elaboration by Bulgan Lumini from Art Nouveau 1897.

Unicorn in woodland in blue green hues. Digital art by Bulgan Lumini © inspired from antique Flemish tapestries.

a common motif in medieval church carvings

Unicorn and stag in among flowers ,rabbits and birds. Digital collage by Bulgan Lumini © based on antique Flemish tapestries .

Unicorn and stag in among flowers ,rabbits and birds. Digital collage by Bulgan Lumini © based on antique Flemish tapestries .

Medieval bestiary's attempt at drawing an elephant without reference, converted to 90s surf shop aesthetic. Why? Stop asking questions

A medieval flail.