Greek mythological creatures

Greek mythology has been a part of our World Literature subject since we all went schooling. What made this myth truly inspiring is the stories of heroes and other mortals who live with the Olympian gods and the goddesses, how they mutually care for each other and show balance of peace and prosperity from two

Description griffin, a mythological beast with an half lion and half eagle appearance. ..how's my version of griffin?

Project that I leaded the initial illustration and art style at Kabam as senior artist.

Besides facing the Giants and the Titans, the Olympians also had to fight Typhon - the mightiest monster in Greek mythology.

It's been 17 years since the Loud Family has seen their son/brother Lincoln Loud after someone took him when Lori's back was turned. How would they feel once they learn that they're brother was raised by Medusa? And that she wouldn't let her son/brother go back to them...no matter what she has to do. I also don't own the picture used for the cover....it belongs to their creator. This challenge was given by @Jo3y420

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Mirrors and reflections are enormously important in art, being a common theme in myths and legends. Mirrors have been used to symbolize a variety of things: mirrors reflect the truth but also by looking into a mirror, one may look towards the depths of their unconscious mind. Mirrors also have a strong connection to the concept of the soul. Magic mirrors are present in the story of Narcissus, in the folklore legend of Bloody Mary, in Snow White fairy tale, in Alice Through the Looking Glass…

April was a weird month for me. February went by way too slow, and March seemed to be here only for a second. I guess April is what you could call...normal? Oh well. Although I mentioned her very...

There are a number of deadly mythological creatures from different cultures around the world. Many of these monsters are the stuff of our worst nightmares. Let's have a look at 20 of the strangest and most dangerous mythological monsters.

Dryads, also known as the Ent-wives or Tavaro and Tavaron in Elvish, were a race of beautiful plantlike maidens, created by Yavanna to act as the protectors of trees and other flora, in particular flowers. While they once lived all over Arda, they had removed enmasse from the company of the Ents in the Second Age to live in Taur Anèdas. They appear to be beautiful women with delicate features seemingly made of soft wood. Their hair appears to be made of leaves and foliage that changes color…