Native raven art

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Fine art limited editions prints by Yukon painter Nathalie Parenteau. Nathalie is most know for her iconic paintings of northern animals, people and landscapes.

Gwagwakhwalanooksiwey- Native American myth: a giant raven that preyed upon the Kwakiutl people of Canada by eating their eyes and brains.

We have been creating native art since 1970 and specialize in top quality woodcarving and hand carved sterling silver jewellery. Our retail gallery and studio workshop on the Sunshine Coast are open to the public. What sets Coast Raven apart is that we make everything we sell. Our customers save by buying direct from the artists.

Changing Breeds Part XV: Ha Ha Ha! Birdmen. This is gonna be a big one, folks. The opening fiction for the Wing-Folk section actually shows some promise and creepiness compared to the standard this book has set, with a mortally wounded soldier seeing an ethereal nurse at the foot of his bed who resembled a nurse on staff, except for the fact that her arms split into wings of hundreds of feathery arms and hands, which she uses to choke him to death in an embrace, the beating of wings the last…

A Cherokee warrior brings home an orphaned, white girl he finds in the forest. Blinded by grief, he refuses to see what she, or It, truly is.

raven and crow symbols | Via Denise Greenberg

“The Rainbow Crow was beautiful to hear and to see, back in the days when it never got cold, back in the Ancient Days before appeared in the World. When the Snow Spirit, all the people, and animals were freezing and a messenger was selected to go up to, The Creator Who Creates By Thinking What Will Be. The messenger was to ask The Creator to think of the World as being warm again so that they would not all freeze to death. Rainbow Crow was chosen to go and he flew upward for three days. He…