Red Guardian Tapestries for Sale

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A guardian of the galaxy, ready for battle to save the worlds.

Alexei Shostakov is still fit and still worthy!

Guard what is precious to you.

Cute Cartoon Angel wishing Merry Christmas to everyone!

Christmas Angel Greeting Card

Red Shiprock Mountain Turquoise Sky Retro Space Girl Astronaut

Inspired by the fact everyone has a guardian angel and sometimes we need to lean on them. Remember you are never alone.

Inspired by the fact everyone has a guardian angel and sometimes we need to lean on them. Remember you are never alone.

A huge red haired Greek Mythology Giant; guarding a Mountain Stream.

He'll guard you against your crit fails

this one i spent quite a bit of time on :)

Yaksha – the Guardian Giants

princess of mars

LOVE & PEACE

LOVE & PEACE

LOVE & PEACE

LOVE & PEACE

LOVE & PEACE

LOVE & PEACE

LOVE & PEACE

LOVE & PEACE

Unleash the dystopian fury of this mechanical ursine guardian, armed with a fearsome flamethrower, defining a bold future.

Inspired by Sailor Moon, and her wonderful sailor fuku! Well her basic ones I haven't decided if I am going to do the later ones yet.

Yaksha – the Guardian Giants

The image is a vivid, stylized depiction of a Komainu, the mythical lion-dog guardian traditionally found at the entrances of Shinto shrines in Japan. The Komainu is portrayed in a dynamic, almost feral stance with its mouth open in a roar, showcasing sharp teeth. Its fur is intricately detailed with various shades of blue and purple, giving it a supernatural appearance. The creature's eyes glow a fierce red, matching the vibrant pinkish-red hue of the peony flowers depicted at the bottom of the image

The image is a vivid, stylized depiction of a Komainu, the mythical lion-dog guardian traditionally found at the entrances of Shinto shrines in Japan. The Komainu is portrayed in a dynamic, almost feral stance with its mouth open in a roar, showcasing sharp teeth. Its fur is intricately detailed with various shades of blue and purple, giving it a supernatural appearance. The creature's eyes glow a fierce red, matching the vibrant pinkish-red hue of the peony flowers depicted at the bottom of the image

The image is a vivid, stylized depiction of a Komainu, the mythical lion-dog guardian traditionally found at the entrances of Shinto shrines in Japan. The Komainu is portrayed in a dynamic, almost feral stance with its mouth open in a roar, showcasing sharp teeth. Its fur is intricately detailed with various shades of blue and purple, giving it a supernatural appearance. The creature's eyes glow a fierce red, matching the vibrant pinkish-red hue of the peony flowers depicted at the bottom of the image

The image is a vivid, stylized depiction of a Komainu, the mythical lion-dog guardian traditionally found at the entrances of Shinto shrines in Japan. The Komainu is portrayed in a dynamic, almost feral stance with its mouth open in a roar, showcasing sharp teeth. Its fur is intricately detailed with various shades of blue and orange, giving it a supernatural appearance. The creature's eyes glow a fierce red, matching the vibrant pinkish-red hue of the peony flowers depicted at the bottom of the image

The image shows a vibrant, symmetrical illustration of a Komainu, or guardian lion, often found in East Asian culture, particularly at the gates of Japanese Shinto shrines. The Komainu is depicted in a modern, psychedelic style, with a rich array of colours ranging from warm reds and oranges to cool blues and purples. The intricate patterns and swirls create a sense of movement and energy, evoking a fiery and spirited presence. The Komainu's expression is fierce and commanding, with glaring eyes and a prominent snarl that adds to its mythical aura.

Defending Inky Seraph

First in a series of garden guardian spirits, loosely based on Oni Masks. This is a wonderful, earthy, vibrant print perfect for any nature lover.

the light is falling, guardians assemble! no spoilers though… iykyk ;)

The Gold Dust Day Gecko is originally from Madagascar and was introduced to Hawaiʻi by the first Polynesians who brought a variety of geckos along with them.