Most dragons don't find themselves in the company of children very often.
My interpretation of the famous scene in the final installment of J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings."
The cover for the novel by Alexis Desiree Thorne, published on GoodNovel.com
An illustration for a calendar based on excerpts from Henry Gilbert's "Tales of King Arthur." This one features Sir Geraint rising from supposed death to rescue the lady Enid from the clutches of a sinister man.
An illustration for a calendar based on excerpts from Henry Gilbert's "Tales of King Arthur." This one features the Lady of the Lake, who a newly crowned King Arthur receives the legendary sword Excalibur from.
An illustration for a calendar based on excerpts from Henry Gilbert's "Tales of King Arthur." This one features the mysterious women with whom King Arthur's body is sent with after his death in battle.
Apollo, god of the sun and arts, twin brother to Artemis From 2019 Olympus calendar
Artemis, goddess of the moon and hunt, twin sister to Apollo From 2019 Olympus calendar
Zeus on the cover of 2019 calendar of ancient Greek gods and goddesses
A personal piece I've been meaning to do for a long time, inspired in part by Lois Lowry's novel "The Giver" as well as personal identity crisis.
"This dame was lethal." An ink illustration based in the short story by Neil Gaiman, "The Case of the Four and Twenty Blackbirds."
Limited color square illustration of a legendary Vietnamese priestess bestowed with magical powers over water.
Drop cap letter Q, ink and digital
The Queen of England must always have a guardian, and this one is centuries old.
My take on the ouroboros symbol of old