These are two warriors in Welsh mythology that get turned into wolves as punishment for various deeds. Gwydion is essentially the Welsh equivalent of Hercules or Paul Bunyan, a national hero of myth with many old stories.

I tried to make this look like a medieval lumination from one of the old, great books of insular art. There is a triskelion motif from pre-history Ireland. You can see the Hiberno-Saxon style in the knotwork, and a bit of Urnes style from Scandinavia in the tree and random S spirals. There are Pictish symbols from ancient Scotland in there, too.

This is a gift for a friend of mine. He'll be receiving a print of it shortly.

Sorry for not uploading much lately. I have lost the old computer I was using to make art, and I replaced it with a new one. I was also hit with a massive depressive Winter funk that glued me to the couches and my bed. I've been trying to get my art published, too, but I can't post that art until I get the okay from the publisher.

TribeOfCelts has the right to repost this in their gallery.