Fantasy Art – The Zen Lunatic

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Aksana Ubeinica Demonov 2
A full render of a pencil portrait I did a year ago. The title translates to "Aksana Demon Slayer."

Huntress 2
An updated version of a previous work, using "North Country Sunrise" as a background.

A remake of an earlier work, no longer on display here. Another portrait, this time capturing physical beauty and inner essence in a blend typical of the Melkanos Method. — Everything You Know Is Wrong (Truth is Beauty) Mk II

High Priestess of the Tower
A fantasy art portrait set in the world of the Tarot

Snake Temple Dancer
To honor the snake is to appreciate the snake is to entertain the snake.

Portraiture of the inner spirit to match the outer appearance is a specialty. — Goth Vamp

Another portrait, this time of a young woman who kneels neither to obstacles nor an unpleasant reality. — The Conquest of Hell

Bassa Fett
A little fan art I made for my nephew for Christmas.

A portrait of a lady and her noble quest for self. Note that the magic which lights her way travels from her heart to her hand.

I understand that in her spare time she is a hairdresser and burlesque dancer. — Adventure Queen Rachael and the Cavern of Unspeakable Horror

This piece is a celebration of the natural communion experienced by those who ply the craft of magic. And clever jokes. — The Witch Is Burning

TOGOAT
While playing a word unscramble game one morning, the words "toga" and "goat" followed one another and naturally I had to create a new life form.

A commemoration of the great king who constructed the Beeramids. He is also an excellent storyteller and a fierce combatant. — King Chud

Interpret as you will. — What Are You Looking At?

North Country Sunrise Watcher
Like North Country Sunrise, but with 20% more clickbait!

Sometimes adventure is had by ignoring the map. It is still prudent to have one. — Wrong Turn at Albuquerque

...but who is the one being saved?

The process by which this piece was created can be found in the how-to manual "Miser Masterpiece." Click the "books" link above. — Save Me

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April 21, 2018

So, in a previous sermon, I said, “Don’t dismiss a message just because people say the source is laughable.” I want to expand on that a little bit, and coincidentally show my age, with a specific example. I don’t know how many of you have heard of a cartoon from the mid 1980s, known as “He-Man and the Masters of the Universe,” but it came into vogue at a time when I was just old enough to think it was for younger children than myself.