I had the opportunity to visit the “City of Brotherly Love” today — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA to see Isaiah Zagar’s incredible art…
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Surfing the internet, I stumbled across this artist and their rendering of the Green Man by artist Holly Edwards.
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Life takes us down funny roads. In a cursory search of interesting and unusual Green Man facts, I found a reference to Ngen-Mawida…
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Traditionally May has been a celebratory time for “Jack in the Green.” A “Jack o’ the Green’ epitomizes the Green Man…
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Reminiscent of The Leaf Man and the Brave Good Bugs by William Joyce. A new movie has been created where brave, green…
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In the April 8th edition of Time Magazine this photo was posted of men with green faces: The colors on their faces and bodies…
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The adventure continues! The second book in the Green Man series, entitled: The Leafing has been uploaded to www.amazon.com and www.barnesandnoble.com After solving a grisly local murder the previous year, Sylvia thought her life had settled into a happy and predictable routine. Instead, changes occurred that caused her to doubt everything: her job, her relationships, […]
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Many thanks to James for finding this Superhero Green Man in the He-Man episode “Orko’s Garden.” The Green Man in this episode is called “Moss Man.” His evil nemesis “Evil Seed.” There are two or three episodes with this Green Man character. Check out this wiki with additional information, and this page for information on his […]
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day Tis the wearin’ o’ the Green for many and only appropriate that there is a post on Irish Green Men. Here is an interesting article regarding Irish and Scottish Green Men: Also, this bit of information is out there on the internet: The Green Man Friday, November 6th, 2009 The Green […]
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I have been totally fascinated by the Green Man character of Jarilo since learning about Zeleni Jurai. On his website, the author states: “He was a fairly typical life-death-rebirth deity, believed to be (re)born and killed every year. His mythical life cycle followed the yearly life of various wheat plants, from seeding through vegetation to harvest.” […]
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