Category: Legends
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The Gates of Atlantis
The Hora at the bow beckoned Baldur to lower the ship to the waters at the entrance of Atlantis. The three Horae on either side escorted the ship down, whilst the final one stayed at the stern. With the ship stopped in the water, the seven Gods and Goddesses made their way to the deck.…
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The Winged Lion and the Gargoyle
The winged lion, mythical beast and muse for many a medieval gargoyle. I’ve been creating a few mythical creature images of late, the latest was the winged lion. Recently, I had an on-line chat about gargoyles, and wondered if there were any winged lion gargoyles out there – and it seems there are rather quite…
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The Longest Meal
The large table in the decadent dining room on the Hringhorni was adorned with the freshest food from all around the globe. Bowls laden with fruit filled the centre, and plates filled with fresh meats and vegetables surrounded them. Baldur sat at the head of the table, and Adonis sat at the other end. To…
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The Artist’s Muse
The Muse. One of a group of goddesses linked to the arts. Our museums are named after them because of the history and artefacts contained therein. One of the muses is Kleio (or Clio). Kleio is the muse for history. For recollection. For memory and looking back if you like. And Kleio is my muse…
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A Long Long Time Ago Around Hallowe’en
The bright orange light caused King Rabletop III to run into the Great Hall. Queen Ellimayee swiftly followed. In the centre of the room stood a strangely-dressed woman, with green skin. “Who are you?” Demanded Rabletop, with as much force as he could muster. Mrs Sinster spun around quickly, causing her to feel dizzy. She…
The Mansionic Perspective 