earthworks

ART AND CREATIVITY INSPIRED BY THE LAND, ITS' PEOPLE, THEIR ANCIENT TRADITIONS, LIFE, STORIES, MYSTERIES, AND MAGIC.

CALLANISH.
Callanish stone circle on the Isle of Lewis off the west coast of Scotland.

CAVE ART
Pastel drawing inspired by european palaeolithic cave art.

BLUE CAVE ART
Inspired by european palaeolithic cave art

WURMSTONE
Inspired by the 'cup and ring' carved stones from Brow moor, near Ravenscar on the north east coast of England.

BLODEUWEDD
Blodeuwedd, from the ancient welsh tale of Math son of Mathonwy from the Mabinogion.
Blodeuwedd was a maiden created from flowers by the wizard Gwydion.

CELTIC DOGS
Celtic dogs.

PSYSTONE
Inspired by neolithic carved 'cup and ring stones' and carved stonework from the the long barrow at New Grange in Ireland.

STARSTONES
More Neolithic rock carvings from north eastern England.

STARSTONES 2

SPIRALS
Painting based on entoptic patterns carved on Neolithic stone monuments in Britain and western europe.

ELEMENTS
Earth water fire and air
met together in a garden fair
put in a basket bound with skin

FOREST LADY
Forest goddess of pagan europe.

BARROW WIGHT
Barrow wights are said to be the spirits which haunt the ancient neolithic long barrows of ancient britain.

MEN-AN-TOL
Men an tol stones on Dartmoor, Cornwall, England.

OAK TREE CERNUNNOS
Cernunnos is the Celtic forest god and lord of the animals, seen here as depicted on the Gundestrup cauldron. Oak trees were sacred to the celtic druids.

RUNESTONE SHEELAGH NA GIG
Sheelagh-na-gig as depicted in medieval carvings from all over Britain and Ireland, with scandinavian runes from the ancient Futhark.

SHEELAGH NA GIG
Another depiction of Sheelagh-na-gig.