Happy Holidays one and all.   :)

Lady Godiva of the Shire - another silly drawing in anticipation of The Hobbit.

Dwarves - a quickie doodle in anticipation of the soon to be released Hobbit Movie.

Faun and Stone Gnome.

The Raven Witch.

With autumn just around the corner, witch activity in the Gwelf area is naturally going to increase. The days will get shorter and the nights will grow colder and darker. Caution is definitely advised and application of all the usual survival tactics is recommended.

Be sure to lock all doors and windows as evening approaches. Burn candles infused with the appropriate witch defeating particle magic and remember that the old melodies are still the best for countering the darker covens. If you’ve let your instrument practice slip over the summer, you have only yourself to blame.

Be well.

Be safe and be careful.

Autumn is nearly here.

Rabbit’s Garden - where Rabbit likes to garden.  watercolour and gouache

The Hill Giant - In this picture we have one of the many witches from the Owl Eye coven employing a hill giant to move her cottage and garden a little further up the valley. He will also keep a watchful eye on her new property and deter all trespassers.

This picture is watercolour, gouache and pencil crayon.

The Sleeping Troll - If you are wondering what story is unfolding in this picture and how it came to be, please visit my other blog - http://mythwood.blogspot.com/

Bed and Breakfast - watercolour on paper. This illustration depicts one of the many B+B’s in and around the Gwelf area on the far side of the ethereal border. If you wish to learn more about traveling in the Faerie Realm and how to survive when you get there you can check my other blog at - http://mythwood.blogspot.com/

Peace be with you.

The Jack - gouache on paper. This illustration appeared in the book The Secret History of Hobgoblins by Ari Berk and published by Templar Publishing in the UK.