Celtic Goddess
My series of digital paintings inspired by the myth , folklore and ancient religion of Celtic Europe. Each picture seems to grow from the last as i'm creating it , and i'm enthralled by the experience of seeing the best work i've ever done appear before my eyes. All images are available as cards, prints, tshirts and more from Red Bubble by clicking on them. 
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Tamara
Underworld nymph who dances across Dartmoor before transforming into the river Tamar
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Rhiannon
Otherworldly Queen of Welsh Mythology  
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Medb
Warrior Queen of ancient Connacht.
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Elder Mother
The guardian spirit of the elder tree.
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Creiddylad - The Heart of Summer

Melusine
From the deep roots of European myth, she rises from the waters, transforming into a flying serpent .

Scathach
​" The Shadow" a great warrior and teacher of warriors 
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 Damona
 Gaulish Goddess of the healing springs of Bourbonne-les-Bains, her name is thought to mean 'Divine Cow'
Artio
The bear Goddess of the ancient Celts, her constellation is Ursa Major
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Boann
'White Cow' of the Tuatha De Danann , she danced at the pool of the sacred hazel trees of wisdom and called forth the mighty river Boyne
Nimue 
A Lady of the Lake from Arthurian mythology, magical successor to Myrddin
The Cailleach
 The ancient Gaelic crone of winter.


Domnu
Mother of the Fomorians, the sea people of Irish mythology.

The Morrigan
An ancient Irish Goddess, warrior, Queen, and witch

Cerridven
Mother of Taliesen , Goddess, witch and brewer of the Awen in her cauldron of inspiration.
​Brigid Goddess of fire, the hearth, poetry and smithcraft.
Bloduewedd
'Flower Face' Welsh maiden created from flowers and transformed into an owl . ​
Ragnelle
 The story of Ragnelle, or Gawain and the Loathly Lady has deeper roots than the Chaucer version.
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Branwen 
Daughter of Penarddun and Llyr. Her name is Welsh and translates as ‘White/Blessed Crow’.

Olwen
Daughter of the titan Yspaddaden Penkawr, her beauty is so great that wild Lillies grow where ever her foot treads.