Myth Tapestries

Oh deer... Pun illustration :)

The divine bee

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com

Meet the most beautiful, pretty, and cute anime girl that will steal your heart

Persephone Germinate

Cute Cryptids are the best cryptids...

Persephone Grow

Beautiful Magical Mermaid Swimming among Dolphins and Fishes in a Peaceful Deep Blue Ocean scenery background. Digital Painting Art Copyright BluedarkArt TheChameleonArt.

Fantasy design with a lovely blonde mermaid with flowing hair holding a waterlily. Green and Coral tones.

A photo of the statue of Athena in a museum in Turkey, Istanbul.

Decided to give you the option of getting the putti glassblowing assistants separately from their goddess! Originally from Maytime Maker, 2021.

A pretty sprite looking like an echeveria sea dragon, she is perfect to guard your home!

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The red monkey graphic

The mighty Minotaur, half man half bull, is a monster of Greek mythology said to patrol the labyrinth beneath the palace of King Minos of Crete. 3D Rendering

Lava Dragon

So Below

Death Valley

The god in charge of the destruction of Olympus. Fan art inspired by a video game.

A simple, quick drawing of a snake skull

Dragons Can Be Slain

red blood liviathan whale ecopop arts

Hand-inked with a calligraphy pen on watercolour paper; digitally coloured in Photoshop. I cracked out the glitter texture for Silicon Valley’s favourite mythical creature!

Tribal Dragon Tattoo

Tower of dreams at the edge of day and night. Concept art

Step Right Up

Original character is from the DrawThis 10k challenge hosted by Another_August!

Cool design depicting the house of baba yaga. Perfect for slavs.

A mighty griffin, a beast of mythology and legend, half eagle, half lion, perches high among snow capped mountains. Wings spread, this fantasy creature cries into the wind. Griffins are found in many ancient mythologies including Greek, Egyptian, and Persian. They also appear in medieval heraldry. They are often associated with treasures and were said to guard them, and, in some legends, to have gold nuggets among the eggs in their nests. I created this image as part of my Greek mythology series. While I have lots of images of dragons and unicorns, this is my first image to feature this well known fantasy creature. Thanks for looking, Daniel

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossella-picciani.squarespace.com

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com --- see other emoji-based works: - Day Dream Believer - Ever the Optimist - Fake It Till You Make It - Losing It

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com