Monster Medieval Pillows

The Dark Ages collide on these soothsayers as they have a vision of 3 ancient mischievous spirits playing their archaic music from the great beyond. This intriguing design re-creates the old engraved parchment look with a contemporary theme. Available in a rich assortment of items to choose from, this Medieval Minstrel Monsters design is sure to bring out the druid in you.

Vintage Griffin medieval fantasy art creature monster

High-quality remastered medieval illustrations of mythical creatures. Perfect for a sticker pack, but also works for other products.

Monster that haunts sleep and causes a terrible nightmare hides in the garden. Gargoyle of the Middle Ages came out of the darkness of hell to frighten innocent people. Be a mystic who answers yes or no. What is your question?

Monster inspired by the creatures found in bestiaries and ancient manuscripts.

Monsters Inspired by Fantasy Legends

Digital art inspired from Medieval miniatures by Bulgan Lumini ©

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Medieval bestiary playing musical instruments. Digital collage by Bulgan Lumini ©

It is a fantasy typography & graphic design by EDDA Froehlich / EDDArt and will be for DRAGON lovers. Also a nice gift for birthday, Father's Day, Mother's Day, Name Day, Christmas, Easter or other special occasions for men, women, children and of course for yourself. HAVE FUN & BE HAPPY with this exceptional attention-grabbing T-shirt. | For all-over-prints and more designs and products have a look here: www.art-shopping.eddart.de

This is a design of a fierce fire dragon from the middle ages!

Medieval knightsare combatting with a human headed hybrid dragon,Digital collage based on medieval miniatures by Bulgan Lumini ©

Archer rabbit and snail cat.Digital art inspired from Medieval miniatures by Bulgan Lumini ©

Digital collage from medieval miniatures by Bulgan Lumini (c)

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The Triptych of Temptation of St. Anthony ,oil painting on wood panels by the Early Netherlandish painter Hieronymus Bosch around 1501. A monster on ice skates approaches three fiends who are hiding under a bridge across which pious men are helping an unconscious Saint Anthony. The monster, wearing a badge that Bax says can be recognized as the emblem of a messenger, bears a letter that is supposedly a protest of Saint Anthony’s treatment. But the letter, according to (Bosch scholar and author Dirk) Bax, is in mirror writing, a sure sign that the monster and the fiends are mocking the saint. The monster wears a funnel that symbolizes intemperance and wastefulness, sports a dry twig and a ball that signify licentious merrymaking, and has lop

the face says it all

The sun is setting and night is quickly falling. A castle can be seen on the distant horizon as a fierce fire dragon awakens.

What the duck (Medieval version)

High-quality remastered medieval illustrations of mythical creatures. Perfect for a sticker pack, but also works for other products.

Grotesque and amusing Medieval monsters, walking skull pattern with golden balls in black. Digital art by Bulgan Lumini (c)

Various fantasy figures, anonymous, after Jheronimus Bosch, 1570 – 1601

Classical art memes - it's not my fault

One of the numerous monstrous humans believed to exist in far away lands. Here we have a chest-headed savage, walking with regal composure.

Digital collage from medieval miniatures by Bulgan Lumini ©

MEDIEVAL BESTIARY, Lion Like Beasts White Red Blue Fantasy Animals

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WEIRD MEDIEVAL BESTIARY Dragon and Spinning Harpy Among Flowers

One of the numerous monstrous humans believed to exist in far away lands. Here we have a chest-headed savage, walking with regal composure.

Tyrant Wyrms are so named due to the male's chewing off of the female's wings once a pair have bonded. Shortly after this, the female's scales form over her eyes, blinding her for life, making her completely dependent on the male. Pairs tend to produce litters of two to six, raising them until adulthood around forty years of age.

MONSTER

Digital elaboration by Bulgan Lumini (c) from ancient Medieval miniatures, Aberdeen Bestiary collection.

Red Dragon .Digital composition and elaboration by Bulgan Lumini © from Franco Flemish miniatures 1270

Based on a NOS iron-on, The Destroyer is just dripping with domination through violence.

“Shouldn’t have swallowed me, big guy.”

Gargoyles were commonly used in medieval times. Their two main purposes were to scare off evil, and to divert rainwater. Many had open mouths and long necks because they functioned as downspouts to divert rainwater from building foundations.