samhain 🧡 a banshee & a dullahan

Gandalf the Grey in celtic style

Finished up the Lorica of St. Patrick, a re-working of an earlier design I did. 16" x 20"

Incipit of the Gospel of Luke (Quoniam quidem multi...), fol. 188r from the Book of Kells, created in an Irish or Scottish monastery ca. 800. Now in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin.

Tal-y-llyn Iron Age Hoard (Decorated Shield), St Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff, Wales

Celtic Design of Interlaced Dogs // The Tortured Poets Department (The Black Dog Variant) – Taylor Swift

Lady Macbeth

"I swear he's the last person I would like to come up against," said Cú Chulainn, "not because I fear him, but because of my great love for him" / But most of all he feared that once he appeared befrore Cú Chulainn at the ford, he could never again call his body and soul his own

They make me insane

something something love knows no boundaries etc.

hey it’s been a while here’s some art

SCARF PREORDERS - DELIVERY IN JAN 2024

I forgot to post here but I’ve made scarves! Inspired by Celtic La Tene art, one of my favourite inspirations. First batch sold out pretty quickly but a new batch will come in January. Preorders open until Monday, December 10th, 6pm GMT

Preorder here

Gayhounds

This is a sticker set I did ages ago

The Morrigan Whispers Art Print

Artwork of the goddess The Morrigan from Celtic Mythology. Gallery-quality giclée art print on 100% cotton rag archival paper, printed with archival inks.

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Théoden's Battle Cry before the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.

My art in celtic style. Watercolor and ink

Beowulf: The Monster Cycle illumination is finished. This will be one of the full page illuminations in the Beowulf book, as well as available as an 11" x 14" print.

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The Turoe Stone

The Turoe Stone sculpture is a masterpiece of Irish Iron Age art and normally stands in the village of Bullaun near Loughrea, Co Galway. It had been moved in the 1850s from its original location near the Rath of Feerwore, an Iron Age ring-fort structure, at nearby Kiltullagh. The stone is currently off site and in the hands of the Office of Public Works for essential remedial work and unavailable…

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Iron Age Bronze Balmaclellan Mirror, The National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh

The Balmaclellan Mirror was found in a bog in Kirkcudbrightshire, south-western Scotland. It was part of a hoard of precious objects wrapped in cloth and placed in a bog, perhaps as an offering to the gods. Both faces of the item were smooth for reflecting.

Dated to 80-250CE, this mirror shows a mixture of influences in its style. The people who made this were familiar with southern British Celtic art and Roman art, adapting these to create a distinctive local style.