One Myth at a Time
Stories have always been my escape. Ever since I read Percy Jackson at 12, mythology has been my way of stepping into other worlds — places where magic and monsters aren’t just possible, they’re part of the everyday.
Recently, I picked up a mythological encyclopedia to expand my knowledge and revisit that sense of wonder. I wanted to imagine a world where these creatures of fantasy actually exist — and creating them brought me comfort, especially when real life felt too heavy.
Amphisbaena
This series starts, fittingly, at the beginning: with the Amphisbaena, a two-headed serpent from Greek mythology. Said to slither in both directions, it felt like the perfect first creature — strange, powerful, and just a little unsettling. Exactly how I like them.
