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Garden of the Gods
As everyone knows, I'm complete obsessed with Greek, Roman and Norse mythology, and classical paintings depicting it. So this time around, I tried to emulate that particular style of painting here. For various reasons (stupid sunbeams), this took me months to finish, but I'm thrilled with the results.
Percy Jackson and Rick Riordan's Modern Mythology
I could rave about this author for days. I could write a lengthy, in-depth review of each and every individual book, but that would be a waste of time. Just go read them. Go read them all.
Percy Jackson and the Olympians is one of the best book series out there. Sure, my being a lifelong ancient mythology buff enhances the experience, but even if you know nothing about the source material, his modernization of classic tales and figures is thoroughly engaging.
