Nirvana Into Lolita  by 菇倒王子

a study on drawing heads at different angles :V

Evening dress, 1906-07

From the Muzej za umjetnost i obrt, Zagreb

They’re all here! I took it upon myself to create an illustration of a Mythological creature or character for every letter of the alphabet, trying to span across a multitude of cultures and creature-types. Another thing I wanted to accomplish with this project was to find some the more unusual and/or obscure creatures that don’t get as much representation in artwork. Individual Tumblr Posts with said creatures’ descriptions are below.

Again, I’ll be making this into a small run of books as a way to test the waters. If there’s more demand for a larger run, I’ll definitely be looking into it!

All REBLOGS are appreciated! 

Bestiary Alphabetum: Each Entry is clickable!

A is for Ammit

B is for The Beast of Gevaudan

C is for Cockatrice

D is for Dullahan

E is for Eurynomos

F is for Faun

G is for Grendel

H is for Harpy

I is for Indus Worm

J is for Jersey Devil

K is for Krampus

L is for Lamassu

M is for Manticore

N is for Nuckelavee

O is for Otoroshi

P is for Penanggalan

Q if for Questing Beast

R is for Rangda

S is for Succubus

T is for Tzitzimitl

U is for Ushi-Oni

V is for Vegetable Lamb

W is for Wyvern

X is for Xing Tian

Y is for Yara-Ma-Yha-Who

Z is for Ziphius

Self defense workout : Taekwondo Drills.

crossbreeds are so cool

Weapons!

Its good to be able to visualize some of our closest companions. Also, I’m guessing not everyone knows what a guisarme is.

First 3 images are from the Pathfinder Core Rule Book and Advance Player’s Guide, owned by Paizo.

Last four images are from the D&D 3.5 Player’s Handbook, and owned by Wizards of the Coast.

Moro Keris Sword

Dated: 18th century

Culture: Javanese

Medium: steel, silver, wood

Source: Copyright © 2016 Historical Arms and Armor

Gesture Drawing Top Image Row 2 Row 3 - 8