Irish Folklore T-Shirts

The White Stag is the messenger of the other world. In this illustration, her messenger represents death, rebirth, and change.

Fan art of the animated movie “Song of the Sea”

The Celtic Pagan God Cernunnos from Celtic Mythology. Cernunnos is the horned god of the hunt, wild, and nature

The mischievous and helpful brownie from English and Scottish folklore

My interpretation of a famous Irish Painting "Lady Lavery – by her husband John Lavery"

Will o' the Wisps are a mysterious phenomenon within the British Isles, which hang over pools and marshes and have inspired the imaginations of many. Some say they are the souls of those bound to the earth and cannot enter Heaven nor Hell, others claim they are Faerie guardians of treasure whom will reward those brave enough to follow them (a legend, I imagine, started by the Fae themselves to lead even more wayward travellers to their deaths)

Original vector art work of a leprechaun. WEBSITE: www.adamsantana.com

The Morrigan - Keeper of Death

Happy Saint Patrick's Day

Fan art of the animated movie “Song of the Sea”

A banshee is a female spirit from Irish folklore, believed to be an omen of death. Banshees are said to wail or scream in a mournful, high-pitched voice, often heard at night or around the time of a person's death. They are associated with specific Irish families or clans and are believed to only appear when a member of the family is about to die.

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Cute design inspired by Irish folklore of the Feast of Saint Patrick.

The Cover for my comic 'On The Rocks' Poor Morgan has been seen way too many Selkies Lately

Drawing of a boy in a green outfit wearing a top hat with a four-flowered clover to get lucky and celebrate Saint Patrick's Day

Step into a world of whimsy with the "Enchanted Irish Countryside," a St. Patrick's Day illustration that captures the essence of Irish folklore.

The ancient Greenman motif is for men and women interested in nature, paganism, mythology, medieval art and history, Celtic folklore, pagan, Norse, wicca, wiccan and the occult. His image is in gardens, churches and buildings throughout the world. Green Man is found in ancient Irish, Scottish and English architecture and statues. He is known as God of the Woodlands, spirit of the trees and green growing things of the planet. A gardening for men design with his elaborate mustache and beard.

Screenshot redraw fanart of Mebh and Robin "Running with the Wolves" scene from Wolfwalkers by Cartoon Saloon. Embrase your wolf and feel the moment ;)

They are many different legends about the White Stag. What stuck out to me was that in Celtic myths. White Stags are messengers from the otherworld, in some of the myths if you see one it is a sign that you are doing something harmful or taboo. But from what I mostly read, many people try to hunt the White Stag to bring it home as a price but very few come across it. The White stag looks very fragile and frail but do not underestimate it, many who do comes across it do not live to tell the tale.

Ireland Hero Wearing Cape of Irish Flag and Peace in Ireland

Original vector art of a pot of gold coins. With the words "Lucky One". WEBSITE: www.adamsantana.com

Get ready to show off your love for St. Patrick's Day with this fun and playful t-shirt design! Featuring a leprechaun kicking cupid with the quote "Screw Valentines, bring on St. Patrick's", this tee is the perfect way to show your love for all things Irish and anti-Valentine's Day.

Embracing the iconic "Keep Calm" slogan, this image features a relaxed leprechaun sitting with crossed legs, exuding tranquility. The phrase "KEEP CALM AND LEPRECHAUN" below him playfully suggests adopting a carefree and lucky attitude, infusing a touch of Irish folklore into the popular phrase for a lighthearted twist.

Eve of St Agnes - Harry Clarke Stained glass window based on the John Keats poem Harry Clarke was a leading Irish stained glass artist and Golden Age illustrator. His line work is very detailed and has a somewhat psychedelic feel to it.

Happy Saint Patrick's Day

selkie gang rise!!

Carry some good luck with you with a lucky 4 leaf clover.

Luck of the Irish me boy-o!

Original design of a clover with the words "Lucky One". WEBSITE: www.adamsantana.com

This ancient Irish mythology design features the pagan Celtic goddess of war Morrigan.

Blend Irish folklore with athletic flair as leprechauns don football kits, creating a dynamic and spirited graphic representation. Infuse luck into the game with leprechauns sporting football attire, combining the magic of Irish folklore with the passion of the sport in a uniquely captivating design.

This ancient Irish mythology design features the pagan Celtic goddess of war Morrigan.

This playful graphic features a man looking shocked and overwhelmed as he's surrounded by a group of mischievous leprechauns, all in high spirits. The text "LEPRECHAUNS MADE ME DO IT!" humorously suggests a blame-shifting to these Irish sprites known for their tricks, perfectly capturing the whimsical blame game often played during St. Patrick's Day shenanigans.

Supernatural being in Irish Folklore

Slavic power

Landscape painting by John Duncan (1866-1945)