Gargoyle Hoodies

Gargoyle on a Skull

This is my (Zeljkica) original ink pen drawing of gargoyle.

Hope you like it!

♡ ink on paper + photoshop editing // Lolle (2020) • do not use/copy/modify my work without permission

Hungover?

A friendly gargoyle to watch over you and protect you.

Hope you like it!

He might look ugly but he looks out for the city!

Gargoyle

Protectors, not evil or monstrous but guards that are there to help us all.

Memory is the treasury and guardian of all things. ~ Marcus Tullius Cicero

Gargoyle

Check out this design featuring a gargoyle and the roman numeral 13

Gargoyle forever watching over the world.

These designs are hand painted on canvas with care. Greg Hildebrandt is a professional illustrator and commercial artist known for his work in the fantasy, science fiction, comic book and pin up genres. His work takes our favorite characters of the page and brings them to life! Now you too can have a beautiful work of Hildebrandt on your wall, your clothing, with your morning coffee or even on the journal in which you write your own tales of magic and wonder! It is truly a world of art at your fingertips. Bring home the art and make it a part of your world!

Drypoint etching by Etha Fles, ca 1890

A spooky character I designed for a character creation challenge.

Gargoyle

Gargoyle

gargoyle/koyungArt/17.09.2022

Gargoyles were commonly used in medieval times. Their two main purposes were to scare off evil, and to divert rainwater. Many had open mouths and long necks because they functioned as downspouts to divert rainwater from building foundations.

Gargoyles were commonly used in medieval times. Their two main purposes were to scare off evil, and to divert rainwater. Many had open mouths and long necks because they functioned as downspouts to divert rainwater from building foundations.

gargoyle cat

A gargoyle protecting a mausoleum in a graveyard.

character fro my art

Gargoyle Illustration

stone at day, but monster at night

Stony rooftop friend.

Gargoyle for Inktober 2022!

Because doing the same job for a few hundred years can get pretty boring! Drawn for Inktober 2019 and also my entry for this month's CDC challenge! Copyright 2019 Kristen O’Keefe. All rights reserved. All images property of Kristen O’Keefe and are protected by copyright law. Resale, downloading, reproducing, printing, and comping of these images is illegal without permission of the artist.

Stone monster come to life

Our lovely Gargoyle. I mean, who doesn't want to wear this beauty? Protect your buttress, flying or otherwise!

She’s your favourite monster!

This gargoyle is sticking out its tongue!

A grotesque creature is watching the city from a roof, while the light is fading.

Gargoyles were commonly used in medieval times. Their two main purposes were to scare off evil, and to divert rainwater. Many had open mouths and long necks because they functioned as downspouts to divert rainwater from building foundations.