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One of my traditional ink pieces. This is based on the myths and lore of large ghost dogs/wolves from cultures around the world.

From my Dark Mythos: Creatures of World Mythology art book (at charamath.com), comes the Minotaur. I decided to do a more solemn take on this creature.

From my Dark Mythos: Creatures of World Mythology art book (at charamath.com), comes the Kelpie! A murderous, shape-changing water horse!

From my Dark Mythos: Creatures of World Mythology art book (at charamath.com), comes the Cerberus! In some descriptions, the Cerberus has up to 100 heads and fur made of snakes!

From my Dark Mythos: Creatures of World Mythology art book (at charamath.com), comes the Cockatrice! So evil it can rot the fruit off trees just by looking at them!

From my Dark Mythos: Creatures of World Mythology art book (at charamath.com), comes the Vampire. Our modern version of the vampire is actually a blend of many different versions from several cultures.

From my Dark Mythos: Creatures of World Mythology art book (at charamath.com), comes the Phoenix! The legendary fire bird! Who wasn't always a fire bird, actually. Lol.

From my Dark Mythos: Creatures of World Mythology art book (at charamath.com), comes the Julbocken! A goat celebrated around Yule time that comes from a melding of many different beliefs.

From my Dark Mythos: Creatures of World Mythology art book (at charamath.com), comes the Mishipeshu! A water panther god of several Native American Peoples.

From my Inktober series of chubby unicorns. Originally done in india ink, tea and acrylic inks.

My inktober Thylacine! Here's hoping these beautiful creatures still exist somewhere in the hidden parts of the world

My inktober Thylacine,originally done in gold ink! Here's hoping these beautiful creatures still exist somewhere in the hidden parts of the world

My inktober Thylacine, now in gradient form! Here's hoping these beautiful creatures still exist somewhere in the hidden parts of the world

The Ammit my artbook 'Dark Mythos: Creatures from World Mythology. One of my favorite pieces from the series :)

one of my 2019 inktobers

One of my Inktobers. Originally done with ink and tea.

One of my Inktobers! Done with acrylic inks and tea

One of my Inktobers! I decided to do an amusing take on the origins of unicorns.

One of my Inktobers! I decided to do an amusing take on the origins of unicorns.

Part of my mythical creature sketch series

Part of my mythical creature sketch series, the Nuckalevee is a huge monster from Irish legend that combines horse and man (but without skin)

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.

My original illustration originally drawn all in white pencil. Yes, I borrowed Pegasus from a different myth. It helped with the scale.

The nega version of my ink drawing 'The Dance' (also available in my store)

My interpretation of the classic devil goat

She comes when the harvest ends, to reap what remains and lay the field fallow. Originally painted in ink and watercolors.

Yes, it's based on the narwhal adopted by belugas. Originally done in ink.

Originally painted with carefully layered ink

originally painted ink, it is questionable if riding this particular carousel horse is a good idea...

An original illustration of mine done in india ink and gold inks.

One of my Inktober pieces, done in india ink and homemade tea inks originally.

One of my favorite Inktober pieces!

Jack would make a great Krampus :) Originally done in ink with calligraphy pens. I will also have a colored version available soon.

Originally painted in inks

It puts the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again. PUT THE LOTION IN THE BASKET!

originally drawn in graphite and ink.