Hermes and the Souls
By Annie Graves
@anniegraves.artdump
1st Place Winner in Greek Mythology Fan Art Contest
Bathed in golden light, Hermes cradles luminous butterflies—souls in transit between worlds. With his winged helmet gleaming, this depiction highlights the god’s role not only as messenger but as gentle guide of the departed.
Gaze of Medusa
By Alex Rohrbach
https://voldieee.tumblr.com/
2nd Place Winner in Greek Mythology Fan Art Contest
Powerful, tragic, iconic—this reimagined Medusa evokes the rage and sorrow of a cursed legend. Alex Rohrbach’s interpretation fuses raw emotion with mythical symbolism in a bold, captivating design that reclaims her narrative.
Medusa Magazine
By Claudia Toledo
@vitrio.pdf
3rd Place Winner in Greek Mythology Fan Art Contest
Fashion meets mythology in this stylish mock magazine cover featuring the gorgon herself. Claudia Toledo breathes modern flair into ancient myth, creating a fresh Medusa aesthetic that feels right at home on your wall or wardrobe.
Hades, Lord of the Underworld
By Vassilios Bayiokos
@vass_creative
4th Place Winner in Greek Mythology Fan Art Contest
Dark, divine, and dignified—this version of Hades is no shadow-dweller. Vassilios Bayiokos channels regal power and underworld mystique into an unforgettable vision of the god of the dead.
Little Minotaur
By Michael Monochello
@ _mikemono_
5th Place Winner in Greek Mythology Fan Art Contest
Whimsical yet bittersweet, this childlike minotaur sketches alone in the dirt. The playful proportions and melancholy expression turn the fearsome labyrinth-dweller into a figure of innocence, curiosity, and quiet rebellion.
Goose-Crowned Medusa
By Siemon Van den Broeck
@siemonsworkshop
Honorary Mention in Greek Mythology Fan Art Contest
A surreal reimagining of the gorgon myth, this Medusa wears a crown of writhing geese. Both unsettling and oddly humorous, the piece turns a symbol of terror into something stranger, balancing menace with absurdity in unforgettable fashion.
Aphrodite “The Birth of Venus”
By Ely Angel
agg3l.artstation.com
Honorary Mention in Greek Mythology Fan Art Contest
Ely Angel reinterprets one of art history’s most iconic scenes with new depth and emotion. This piece honors Aphrodite’s divine beauty while adding a fresh, introspective twist to the goddess of love.
Hermes "The Messenger"
By Koffee
@khoffree
Honorary Mention in Greek Mythology Fan Art Contest
Grace in motion. Koffee captures Hermes elegantly in this still piece that fuses classical inspiration with soft, mysterious energy. A tribute to the aloof and swift-footed god who bridges worlds and ideas alike.
The Weary Centaur
By Lydia Smithey
@pardon.rain
Honorary Mention in Greek Mythology Fan Art Contest
Resting against her sword, this centaur embodies resilience and fatigue in equal measure. Laden with gear yet softened by a pensive gaze, the character evokes the struggles and quiet dignity of a mythic healer-warrior.
Medusa’s Black Heart
By Sianna E
Honorary Mention in Greek Mythology Fan Art Contest
Fierce and unflinching, this Medusa grips a black heart as if reclaiming her own power. With glowing eyes and serpentine crown, the piece captures both danger and vulnerability, reminding us that even monsters are born from pain.
