Hermanubis is a syncretic god combining Anubis and Hermes who was popular during the Roman period of Egypt's history, as both were known for their skills as psychopomps. I was inspired by Byzantine icons for this one. Prints available here.

Peeb the ribbon eel sea serpent for Croffee on Art Fight.:)

Kale the undead plant dinosaur for Snazzy on Art Fight. :)

Yrael the cursed mage unicorn for WoodSphinx on Art Fight.

Fiesta the piñata fox spots some elusive prey: a chocolate bunny! Artfight attack against user Yellow-K9.

Artfight attack against user PinblockPonderosa's character Fram, a researcher who is perpetually grumpy and is never seen without a transponder on their head and a coffee in hand. And as if today couldn't get any worse, it started raining...

Artfight attack #2, the peacock-giraffe Arcavius for user PrinceJackdaw.

Artfight attack against user MuffinFusion: Winston, the orca who dreams of becoming a pilot. Such an adorable character!

I've always wanted to try ArtFight, so here we go.:)

A guide will be waiting for you.

Thought and Memory.

The Eye of Ra returns! Happy Winter Solstice, everyone.

Shezmu (or Shesmu) is an Ancient Egyptian lion-headed deity of perfume, wine, and bloodshed, referred to as the "Great Slaughterer of the Gods" and a protector of Ra. It's unclear of the "blood" part of his nature was metaphorical (due to wine's similar appearance to blood) or more literal...

An emissary of Sirona reminds you that a sliver of healing and peace awaits you wherever there is rushing water. The springs await you.

Sirona (Đirona) is a Continental Celtic (Gaulish) goddess who was worshipped across Europe, from the east of France all the way to Hungary. She is associated with snakes, healing springs, wells, and stars, which also provides the origin of her name (and there's also an asteroid named after her, fittingly). Under Roman interpretation, she was associated with Diana and was often seen as a consort of Apollo. Temples and plaques were dedicated to her along healing springs.

Is there a place/way to order prints of your work?

Thank you for asking! Most of my stuff is on my INPRNT shop. If it's not listed there, it means I was silly enough to draw at such a low resolution that it was too small to upload as a print, whoops.

Mafdet, Ancient Egyptian goddess of justice and protector against venomous creatures, destroys the serpent of entropy.

I've been seeing a lot of TERFs reblog my art lately, so let me make it clear: trans women are women, trans men are men. TERF/radfem ideology is not welcome here, nor is any other form of bigotry, including (but not limited to) islamophobia, racism, ableism, aspec-phobia (I'm ace myself!), etc. My art portfolio here is a safe space.