Recent Works Top row: Athena Glaukopis, Pallas Athena, Stella Maris. Middle row: the Green Man, Artio, Angitia. Bottom row:Eostre, Ix Chel, Allat. Click on thumbnail to view.   Updates Update 8/18/19 Customizable greeting card line at Zazzle, featuring my Goddess Oracle Deck. Update 9/26/08 New blog launched called Amused Grace. Check it out! Update 6/8/07 New art of the Gorgon Sthenno, sister to Medusa. Update 3/3/07 Continuing on my Athena kick, new art and an article on Athena Glaukopis, Bright-Eyed Athena. Update 12/23/06 Re-organization of this site at the directory level; if I've done my job correctly you should not even notice any changes. Fingers crossed! Update 11/16/06 New art of Pallas Athena. Update 9/28/06 More Roman Goddesses up at the Obscure Goddess Online Directory, as well as the beginnings of the Egyptian Goddesses. Update 7/15/06 All 29 articles on aspects of the Roman Goddess of Luck, Fortuna, are up at the Obscure Goddess Online Directory. Also, the Phoenician Goddesses are done, with 24 articles. Update 4/23/06 New art of the Green Man, God of springtime and new plant life. Update 3/26/06 New art of Artio, Bear Goddess of the Celts. Update 3/16/06 If you're looking for the picture of Thalia that was formerly on this front page, search no more. Update 3/4/06 New art of Angitia, the Oscan/Ancient Roman Snake and Healing Goddess. Update 2/5/06 My new project, the Obscure Goddess Online Directory. A damned big ginormous project, I've got a chunk of it up now concerning Roman Goddesses here. Update 1/8/06 New art of Ix Chel, The Maya Moon, Weaving, and Rainbow Goddess.

Above: detail of new art of the Gorgon Sthenno, Whose name means "Strength".

I now have a greeting card line over at Zazzle, featuring art from the Goddess Oracle Deck. A cool feature of Zazzle's cards is that you can customize the interior with any message you like. Take a look!

Don't forget to drop by my blog, Amused Grace. This blog will focus on the Goddess Oracle Deck and my creative process, and will feature regular updates on the progress of the book I'm working on to go with the deck, as well as talk about the Goddesses of the Oracle Deck. Check out my Goddess of the Week feature, in which I do a general reading for the coming week with my Goddess Oracle Deck.

Come in and explore the worlds of the Goddess and the mysteries of the Tarot. Here you will find lots of lovely art including: my Oracle Deck that features 81 Goddesses from around the world--from Aida-Wedo to Diana to Gaea to Sedna to White Tara ; a sneak peek at cards from a deck of Pagan Gods I'm working on; art inspired by the Tarot, as well as Tarot spreads for each of the Major Arcana; and other art so unconsciously inspired even I haven't a clue what it means. And then of course, there is the beautiful Brit.

I am currently working on writing the book to accompany the Goddess Oracle Deck; and as part of it I'm writing a tale for each Goddess. Newly uploaded ones are Rhiannon, Kali and Kore.

There's also a section just for Goddess art that is not part of the Goddess Oracle Deck, as I can't seem to stop drawing Goddesses!

Then there is my new great big insanity-making project, the Obscure Goddess Online Directory, featuring in-depth articles on the more obscure Goddesses of the world, starting with the Phoenicians, the Etruscans and the Romans. Learn about folk like Shapash, the Phoenician Sun-Goddess, Vanth, an Etruscan "Angel" of Death, Tanaquil, an early Roman Queen, and the many facets of Juno. Fortuna, the Roman Goddess of Luck, is now complete with 29 articles on Her various permutations. One hundred and twenty-three articles have so far been completed. Wish me luck!

And be sure to check out my shop The Cat and Cauldron, which features the artwork here on products such as journals, tee-shirts, cards, posters and more. And if you see something on this site that's not there, let me know, because any artwork here can be put on any product there. Just drop me a line and let me know what you'd like to see.

And lastly, now you can sign up to receive the A-Muse-ing Grace Gallery Newsletter (see left), which will let you know when new artwork or products are up and how the work on the Goddess Oracle Deck book is coming.

Thalia