A pair of Griffins make their home in the mountain cliffs above the clouds. One is returning while the other yawns and stretches. The day has just begun.

Used in the Mythic Creatures Calendar. A many headed water snake whose head would grow back again if it was lopped off. The Hydra was eventually slain by Hercules.

This one is blue and gold with a spotted belly. We see it emerging onto the beach looking for trouble.

This was a horror sample

Part women and part snake, these three yellow yellow bodied women have cobra markings on their hoods with a blue and green celtic pattern on their backs. The tail curls into a red spiral. They intertwine and dance in a surrealistic background with an orange sky and checkered ground.

The treacherous and underhanded King Mark is seen here making a promise that he never intends to keep.

The fan who commissioned this work wanted the recreation with a twist. He felt that the Lord of Atlantis on the card was protecting something and he wanted a painting that would elaborate on that. So the Lady of Atlantis was put in.

In this image we are looking up at a heavily tattooed Minotaur. He is shouldering an axe and grips a sword in the bright, clear Grecian day.

The Minotaur of Greece is half man, half bull. The one best known was confined to a labyrinth on the island of Crete that was made by Daedalus.

A Phoenix is a strikingly beautiful and remarkable bird with the ability to rise from the ashes of it's funeral pyre to be reborn and live it's 5 - 6 century life cycle again.

The Sphinx of Greek times asked a riddle of all travelers who passed by. "What is it that goes on 4 legs in the morning, 2 legs in the afternoon and 3 legs in the evening, but the more legs it has the weaker it is?" The Sphinx was also popular with the ancient Egyptians.