Eidolon Commissions

Continuing with catching up on sharing illustration work I’ve done, I’ve very much enjoyed working with Eidolon on illustrations for their articles. Subjects have ranged from zooarchaeological evidence for diets in classical Athens to classical tropes among football “ultras” to physical access issues at archaeological sites. My favourite, though, was “Can you draw Saturn Devouring …

Medusa

Medusa (2015) Giclée print, 60 x 85cm Medusa is shown as a creature who strikes fear into evil, but her tale begins as a priestess of Athena. As such, she would have dedicated herself to learning and trusted that when the goddess of long-term plans transformed her into a weapon, there was a reason for …

Artemis

Artemis (2015) Giclée print, 60 x 85cm Edition of ten At the sanctuary to Artemis at Brauron, girls on the cusp of adulthood served the goddess – sometimes for as long as four years. They were called the Arktoi, the little she-bears and they served to atone for the injury of a bear in the …

Hecate

Hecate (2015) Giclée print, 60 x 85cm Hecate is a familiar name to most people now only as the hag-queen worshipped by the witches in Macbeth. In her classical incarnation, though, Hecate was a mighty titan, revered by Zeus himself. As the daughter of the sun and holding much of his power, she had the …