Mugs
Description: The Tree Serpent is an ambush predator living in a thick jungle habitat, hiding and waiting in the tree tops for its prey to enter its striking range.
Tree serpent Mug
$18
Description: From Norse mythology: Skade the daughter of the frost giant Thiassi and wife of the sea god Njord is a huntress that traversed the icy mountains on snow shoes. Skade and her husband Njord found it impossible to live in the conditions of each others homes so they agreed to live apart, yet their relationship continued.
Skade Mug
$18
Description: The Dragon is found in many ancient cultures though out the world and is still a powerful symbol and presence to this day.
Dragon Mug
$18
Skull Dragon Mug
$18
Peace Frog Mug
$18
Celtic Knot Mug
$18
Description: I made Swamp Beast in greyscale first then colorized it, really helps to focus on tonal value first, then color second. It made for an enjoyable painting process too. I thought it would be helpful to do a tutorial about colorizing black and white images, so I typed one up on my art blog, the link is below for anyone that's interested
Swamp Beast Mug
$18
Description: A beautifully illustrated Tiger emerging from the long grass, eyes fixed on distant prey.
Tiger Mug
$18
Description: Path of Life. Our past present and finally the unknown future is our path to build. So build a bright future.
Path of Life Mug
$18
Description: An exquisitely illustrated image of a blue butterfly on a red rose illuminated by sun rays.
Butterfly Mug
$18
Pig-Dog Mug
$18
Description: The Australian Kookaburra also know as the Laughing Kookaburra sits upon a branch on a bright summer day surrounded by lush green forest.
Kookaburra Mug
$18
Description: An ancient creature that has stalked the murky depths for hundreds of thousands of years, praying on small brightly colored fish......
Big One Mug
$18
Pentagram Mug
$18
Description: This Celtic Horse design is the fully illustrated version with gold knotwork and a blue & green layer beneath.
Celtic Horse Mug
$18
Description: The Picts were the original rulers of what is today Scotland, leaving behind only their mysterious symbols and vibrant artwork carved into stone. They first appear in recorded history in Roman times and fiercely defended their lands from Roman occupation. They fought off numerous incursions by the Scots, and resisted Christianization to retain their unique pagan culture. In the ninth century they finally merged with the Scots. But their symbols carved in stone remain, their meaning all but lost to a time long ago, even today these symbols are a mystery.
Description: The Picts were the original rulers of what is today Scotland, leaving behind only their mysterious symbols and vibrant artwork carved into stone. They first appear in recorded history in Roman times and fiercely defended their lands from Roman occupation. They fought off numerous incursions by the Scots, and resisted Christianization to retain their unique pagan culture. In the ninth century they finally merged with the Scots. But their symbols carved in stone remain, their meaning all but lost to a time long ago, even today these symbols are a mystery.
Description: The Picts were the original rulers of what is today Scotland, leaving behind only their mysterious symbols and vibrant artwork carved into stone. They first appear in recorded history in Roman times and fiercely defended their lands from Roman occupation. They fought off numerous incursions by the Scots, and resisted Christianization to retain their unique pagan culture. In the ninth century they finally merged with the Scots. But their symbols carved in stone remain, their meaning all but lost to a time long ago, even today these symbols are a mystery.
