Archery Pillows

Swift silent and deadly

Archery target by Beebox

A Hunger Games design for your favorite tribute. :)

Hunters Journal: Mountain King

Hunters Journal : Unkown Fossil

Hunters Jouranl : Blisterspit Wyvern

On Target

I Love Archery Filed

I Don't Need Theraapy I Just Need To Play Archery

I Don't Wear Bows I shoot them

text is designed for people who dare to face the dangers and risks that threaten or just to be different.

Round shaped with multiple rainbow coloured circles. XTUnknown

As a request, bow and arrow to represent Echo’s archery skills as her character symbol

It’s hard to rest in peace with an arrow through your head. At least you’ve got legs?

World's Okayest Hunter typography

Fly Fishing

A match destroying another match and lighting itself with the flame of the deceased. A fun design for any new age or neo traditional style lovers.

Hunting typography

Born to be a Hunter typography

Beautiful design of a centaur with roses

Never underestimate her prowess, as this design featuring a bow showcases the strength and determination of a girl.

Accept the things you cannot change, the courage to change the things you can and the wisdom to know the difference.

Midnight Hunter Nature

If your on target, you'll hit the Bullseye! Practice makes perfect.

Capira

This is our first drawing that appears in the Little Doll Girl sketchbook edition. The Wurtherington Diary: The Little Doll Girl. Art by Nour Hassan Duy Truong One afternoon, I had them lined up on the work bench and was going down the line dressing each one in their new uniforms. I had little soldier hats and tiny wooden swords for each. I picked up one and it squeaked! "Squeak!" To my surprise it was a mouse! He had been standing there in line with my soldiers. I brushed back the curtain and I could fully see what I had come upon. I poked his belly with my finger. "Hey! Cut that out!" "You can talk?" I whispered. I had never heard of a talking mouse. "Of course I can—doesn't everyone talk?" "I can only whisper." "Aren...

Three Horaggs pose for Tammy's drawing.

Art by Duy Truong and Jesse Ty. From Book One: The Wurtherington Diary.

The Wurtherington Diary: The Little Doll Girl. Art by Duy Truong. I peeked from under my leaf and saw that is was a little girl. She was picking flowers. She hummed as she picked," La la la la, la la. I pick flowers for my mama." I could see she was as ugly as the rest, covered with hair like that. There was something human about her though, while she sang and gathered flowers. The others must have had a sudden change of heart. "Ahh!" They all sighed. "She's ugly and cute at the same time. One of us should go out there." "You are kidding?" "You go." "Not me." "I'm not going." "This was Tammy's idea" They all looked at me. YesI was the one who got us into this mess.

Art by Duy Truong and Nour Hassan This scene appears in the Wutherington Diary, The Little Doll Girl. Catherine continued, And where is this Tammy that has everyone talking? I'd like to see her now. I stood up. I am here. I brushed back my hair which was now tangled and in disarray. Lucinda cackled, "You look like nothing to me. Let us see you cast a spell." I said, "I am no more than a little girl from Ohio who has lost her way." "You lie!" Lucinda raised her hands and cast a spell that tossed me across the pavilion like a rag-doll and knocked the breath from me when I slammed against a wall. Catherine raised her hand and I was picked up and carried by invisible hands toward her. She made motions with her finger and I was ...

The Wurtherington Diary: The Little Doll Girl. Art by Nour Hassan and Duy Truong. An unearthly howl filled the air and echoed across the plain. “Hoooowwwwgggaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!” Two dozen towering wooden soldiers moved from the forest and the royal soldiers saw them for the first time. Each beat upon a deafening drum that thundered into the mountaintops. “Hoooowwwwgggaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!” sounded again and again.

As a request, bow and arrow to represent Echo's archery skills as her character symbol

Marbled paper heart pierced by an arrow.

Reese Griffen by Nic Stylus

Three different projectile points placed within a circle in white.

A cream elf kitten holding a bow as if it came out of a medieval story. An illustration for anyone who loves cats and medieval stories.