Illustrator
Ellie Grant is an artist from Sydney, Australia, who loves painting magical women and cute creatures. She has been painting all her life developing a style inspired by sci-fi and fantasy, surrealism, comic-book art and mythology.
She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts and works as a commission artist. You will find her in her in the studio creating a cute alien version of a person's beloved pet or illustrating someone as an otherworldly space babe.
Ellie uses her art to celebrate the female form, celebrating beauty and strength in all women. She is an animal lover and her spirit animal is definitely an Octopug. Check out her artwork at www.harlequinspaceopera.com
If UFO Cowboys had a deck with a tarot deck, this would be it. Created By: Ellie Grant Publisher: Rockpool Publishing Number of cards: 36 Card size: 5 x 3.5 in Box size: 5.5 x 4 x 1 in Guidebook pages: 116 Purchased or gifted?: Gifted from Rockpool Absolute favorite card: the AI Other favorites: The Horsewoman, the Gunslinger, the Henchmen, the Clones, the Hacker, the Navigator, the Shapeshifter Notable detail: Lots of body inclusivity and unique theme Season: Summer Sabbat: Beltane Sign: Aquarius Element: Fire and Aether Tarot Deck compliment: Tarot of the Unexplained First Impressions I was on the fence about this one to be honest.
Walk Through Review Cowgirls And Aliens Oracle QueenAusetHeru walks through and gives her review of the Cowgirls And Aliens Oracle by Ellie Grant! Cowgirls and Aliens Oracle Welcome to the electrifying world of the cosmic cowgirls! Get ready to embark on a wild adventure through an alien desert where moon whiskey flows freely, cowgirl boots shimmer, and ray guns sizzle! In this realm, you can boldly embrace your true self and seize control of your own fate.
A goddess oracle deck that represents a diversity of women? Yes, please! Goddesses Among Us by Victoria Maxwell and illustrated by Ellie Grant portrays timeless goddesses in modern fashion and updated to make them accessible for readers to connect with here and now.
