Phoenix Editing

30/05/2023

Must post to assure FB that business is still open and legit.... we are still open and legit. Here's a bunny.

14/06/2019

14/02/2018

Egyptian mythology is the next we'll explore and kicking it off is one of my favourite deities -- Sekhmet, warrior goddess, and goddess of the sun, war, destruction, plagues and healing. Quite the portfolio!
Art: Sekhmet by Sandara

07/02/2018

In this last week of Greek Mythology, we find Hestia, goddess of hearth and fire, and daughter to Cronus and Rhea.
Art: Fire elements by Cassiopeiaart

06/02/2018

Quick tip: flair vs flare (incorrect us may cause burns) 😁

02/02/2018

Today's offering for Greek mythology is Chronos, the personification of time. Chronos gave birth to Aether and Chaos, and created a silver egg from which the first gods would rise.
Art: Chronos by Verehin

02/02/2018

01/02/2018

Next in the Greek mythos is Atlas, the Titan condemned for eternity to hold up the sky (not the world, as is most commonly depicted). Still, that's some weight to bear on one's shoulders.
Art: Bearer of the Heavens by Ryan Alexander Lee

31/01/2018

Because who doesn't love collective nouns? And of the supernatural, no less!

30/01/2018

Today's Greek mythology is brought to you by Persephone -- goddess of spring, and Queen of the Underworld (because dammit, ladies, you can be both!).
Art: Persephone by Eyardt

28/01/2018

Today in Greek mythology we meet the cyclops, giants who make their home in Tartarus, and brothers to the titans. It's a hell of a family tree.
Art: Cyclops King by John Silva

25/01/2018

Sirens by Morkar

25/01/2018

Next of the three great gods in Greek mythology is Poseidon -- god of the sea, earthquakes and horses. He and Odysseus have some issues.
Art: Poseidon by Itsbxd

23/01/2018

Next god in the Greek mythos is Hades, god of the Underworld, and brother to Zeus and Poseidon. Hades finds his way quite often into modern horror storytelling,which makes him kind of immortal. He also has a puppy.
Art: Hades by Alice Chan

22/01/2018

Get rid of the deadwood.

17/01/2018

For today's Greek mythos, let's hit some gods. While this artwork is a different interpretation (which is why I like it), we begin with Zeus -- god of the sky, and ruler of Olympia... who had trouble keeping it in his pants (or robe).
Art: Zeus by Awfulowafalo