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A painting idea I've been kicking around for years as an homage to my favorite movie growing up. The original is done with watercolors and acrylics on wood panel.
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nostalgia, retro, last unicorn, unicorns, 80s
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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.
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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!
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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!
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mythology, monster, fantasy animal, mythical creature, dark mythos
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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.
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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.
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mythology, mythological creature, phoenix bird, mythical creatures, fantasy
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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.
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dark mythos, black and white, animal, fantasy mythology, fantasy
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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.
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My inktober Thylacine,originally done in gold ink! Here's hoping these beautiful creatures still exist somewhere in the hidden parts of the world
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endangered animal, thylacine, endangered, australia, australian wildlife
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My inktober Thylacine, now in gradient form! Here's hoping these beautiful creatures still exist somewhere in the hidden parts of the world