Mythological Creature Kids T-Shirts

Bigfoot Blurred with leaves

A quick design.

Announce your dragon pride to the world.

Fall Woodland Fairy

flying downward

1434 Bernat Martorell Spanish, about 1400–1452

Hanuman vector art.

3D graffiti

The Majestic eagle-headed woman in all her glory!

The series is based on a 19th century theory called Ontogeny Recapitulate Phylogeny. It is the idea of an organism going though it’s history of its species during growth and development. I have this concept in my mind since A.P. Biology in High School, and also goes along with my interest in the process of metamorphosis. I will put a new image on teepublic weekly, for 40 weeks, then it is born into the world. This is image 2 of 40

An illustration of a Phoenix and its anatomy with notes

Ancient Egyptian Deity Uraeus design featuring the mythological snake creature Uraeus.

When you're faced with difficult circumstances the unicorn spirit animal will appear to you.

UNICORN IN RED FLORAL

A cervitaur (deer 'taur) of my own design. Orange Fur Variant.

Ogua - Two-Headed Turtle

Digital art

Egyptian Griffin colorful vintage retro design

Bigfoot ... Sasquatch... the wild man of the woods has many names and many looks … like this one here...check it out !

Harpy screeches for you because it would be too hard on the vocal cords to screech as much as you need to.

This ancient Egyptian mythology design features the mythical Egyptian creature Bennu.

He has many names around the world. He's huge, he's hairy and has superhuman strength. Best known for his sizeable feet, he is the king of the cryptids.

A cute griffin, the mythological creature that combines the head, wings (and optionally front legs!) of an eagle with the body and tail of a lion. Can also be spelled griffon or gryphon.

Southern masked bears are mysterious creatures most active during the cold and wet winter months in the Appalachian Mountains. Pioneers used to believe that if one saw a masked bear, it meant they were going to be killed by natural causes within the year; others kept them as pets, and even taught them to speak simple words and phrases. Read more: https://knegerton.wixsite.com/mysite/southern-masked-bear

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Cutest horror ever.

Original Artwork by Thedustyphoenix. thedustyphoenix.com

Sweet and funny shirt featuring a unicorn who is pooping crystals. Shy little pink unicorn demurely poos sparkly crystals, as she smiles sweetly. Humorous, cute t shirt. For the whole family. Funny and super cute, smiling unicorn t-shirt. When you gotta go, you gotta go! This unicorn poops sparkly crystals, of course!

From Japan; comes this brave warrior

Some dragons are powerful and magestic. Others are weirdos and bums. Take your pick which describes our good friend Dumphy?

Do you love beer?? I do! Are you fascinated by the mysterious legend that is the GREEN MAN? You should be! For those that don't know, carvings of mysterious, leafy faces dot the corners, crevices and doorways of many medieval churches and castles. Is it just merely a decoration, or something more? Experts seem to think that the green man bears more significance than simply a stylistic choice. While the real story behind this viny creature will remain a mystery, there is no doubt that his influence has been felt for centuries. Legendary figures that we still enjoy hearing about today such as Robin Hood, Peter Pan, the Green Knight from Arthurian legend are all based on the green man archetype. The green man is also present in man...

Zeus Greek Mythology

The legendary devil bird and its eerie cry!

White Raven as symbol of protection, charging cristal and amulet on a full moon

Our "Ginger Valkyrie" t-shirt features a stunning depiction of a Valkyrie, a powerful female figure in Norse mythology who decides the fate of warriors in battle. Our Valkyrie is portrayed with long flowing ginger hair, hazel eyes full of hope, floral attire and porcelain skin. This design captures the fierce and determined spirit of the Valkyrie, while also showcasing her feminine beauty.

Originally known as Yemọja the Water Goddess of the African Yoruba tribe, she is now known by different names throughout the world. She is celebrated around New Year's in Brazilian culture during the Yemanja Festival.