Medium: Watercolor on Paper
Size: 18 X 14
When I first set out to create "The Green Man," I was inspired by the rich tapestry of Celtic mythology and the deep connection to nature that it embodies. The Green Man, often depicted with a face made of leaves and vines, symbolizes rebirth and the cycle of life. I wanted to capture that essence in my painting, so I chose a vibrant green palette to evoke the lushness of the forest. The eyes, wide and expressive, reflect a sense of wisdom and tranquility, inviting viewers to pause and connect with the natural world around them.
Medium: Acrylic on Paper
Size: 11 X 14
As I sat down one sunny afternoon, I found myself drawn to the mystical allure of tarot cards. The way they tell stories, reveal hidden truths, and spark curiosity is simply enchanting. I decided to capture that magic in my painting, "The Reading." The scene depicts a beautifully arranged tarot card spread on a rustic wooden table, surrounded by soft, natural light that filters through the window, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Each card is a portal to a different narrative, and I wanted to convey that sense of wonder and possibility.
Medium: Watercolor on Paper
Size: 15 X 20
In my painting, "Maiden Mother Crone," I wanted to capture the essence of femininity and the cycles of life through a serene and mystical lens. The image features a woman surrounded by ethereal angels, all set against the backdrop of a luminous moon. This piece was inspired by the rich tapestry of mythology and the symbolism found in tarot cards, where each figure represents a different stage of womanhood. I envisioned the woman as a bridge between the maiden's innocence, the mother's nurturing spirit, and the crone's wisdom, all harmoniously intertwined in a celestial dance.
Medium: Watercolor on Paper
Size: 11 X 14
In Norse mythology the earth is alive — not just soil and stone but a living spirit that holds every creature, every root, every secret. 🐍🐝🌸 Earth opens my 5-piece Norse Mythology Elements series. I packed this one with life — a snake, a mouse, a bee, an ant, flowers, leaves — all gathered around an ancient watching presence.
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 9 X 16
Odin had two ravens — Huginn, thought, and Muninn, memory. Every day they flew across the world and returned to whisper what they'd seen. 🐦⬛ Air is part of my Norse mythology elements series and these two felt like the perfect representation. Air isn't just wind — it carries everything invisible but essential. Thought. Memory. Story.
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 9 X 12
In Norse mythology, Surtr is the fire giant who carries a flaming sword brighter than the sun — destined to set the world ablaze at Ragnarök. 🔥 When I painted Fire for my Norse Mythology Elements series I didn't want anything calm or controlled. Fire in Norse mythology isn't warmth — it's transformation through destruction. I wanted every inch of this canvas to feel like heat.
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 9 X 16
In Norse mythology water is both boundary and beginning — the great ocean Jörmungandr encircles the whole world, and beneath the surface everything is connected. Water is Part 4 of my Norse Mythology Elements series. I wanted this one to feel alive with curiosity — that little otter looking right at you, the shark gliding past, the ghostly presence watching from the mist. Water holds more than we can se
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 14 X 11
Earth. Air. Fire. Water. And finally — Spirit. 🌟 The fifth element in Norse mythology is the force that binds all others together. For Spirit I wanted to paint exactly that — a pentagram containing every element within it, the cosmos swirling at the center, everything connected and complete. This series has been one of the most meaningful things I've painted.
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 14 X 11
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