This painting is an illustration for the 1993 Mythology Calendar, and appears for the month of March.
The demonic Finnish folklore giant, Kalevanpojat, was created by the goddess Aliej from burned trees after a forest fire. Kalevanpojat was given the ability to turn fertile land into heaps of stones with the power of this magic sickle, but he could also convert wasteland into marshy meadows.

This painting is an illustration for the 1994 Mythology Calendar, and appears for the month of June.
In Icelandic mythology, an enormous spider named Cariden possessed an enchanted golden sword that would grant its owner any wish that was spoken out loud. Cariden would hang the sword in her web to lure winged fairies inside where they would be trapped and devoured. The brave and bewitching fairy Kamal tricked Cariden by entrancing her with fascinating stories. When she was close to the sword, Kamal touched it and it became hers. She then killed Cariden and became queen of the fairies.

This piece was part of a successful series promoting Chess King, a clothing retail chain.

This was Julie's first painting of this sister, and the first time her sister had ever modelled. Medium: Oil and Acrylic Size: 38cm x 51cm

Cover art for the book Keepers Of The Gate by Steven G Spruill, published by Dell Books/Science Fiction May 1978. Oil painting on illustration board 17 x 26 inches.

One of several Adverts Boris has done for Michelob Beer.

A very early drawing by Julie when she was still in school, it is of classmate James Kenney although the drawing itself is not dated, the date has been confirmed on Julies blog.

October 1976 Issue #15 The Savage Sword Of Conan, Curtis.

Cover art for the book Killing Time a novel in the Star Trek series by Della Van Hise, published by Timescape Pocket Books/Science Fiction July 1985. Pocket TOS Novel #24.

A book cover for King David's Space Ship by Jerry Pournelle published by Timescape Pocket Books/Science Fiction 1981.

Also titled Father Time. Cover art for the book The King's Name by Jo Walton. Published by Tor Books December 2001
.Julie used her backyard for the background, by chance it snowed as she was was about to start. The look Julie aimed for in the main character is that she is plainly not happy with her circumstances or company. but resigned to them. She is battle-weary. worn down and feeling the weight of her years. but still determined to press on.

Cover art for the book The King's Peace by Jo Walton. Published by Tor Books October 2000.

Cover art for the second book by the British writer Jane Gaskell, 'Kings Daughter' was published by Pocket Books/Science Fiction 1979.

A painting using oil on aluminum referenced from a photograph by Lawrence Bardawil. Posted on instagram 18th March 2020.

This painting is an illustration for the 2003 Fantasy Calendar, and appears for the month of October.
KIRA
The telepath Kira joined minds with a captured foe pulled from its mechanical master. Though it struggled beneath her grasp, she perceived that the Dris were capable of moving through both space and time.

Graphite on Bristol Paper 35.6 ? 43.2 cm

Graphite on Bristol Paper 35.6 X 43.2 cm

This painting is an illustration for the 2003 Fantasy Calendar, and appears for the month of April.
It was also used for a one thousand piece jigsaw puzzle. issued by Tide-Mark.

This painting is an illustration for the 2014 Fantasy Calendar, and appears for the month of April.
CITADEL
In the quiet and peace of this temple, I can rest and revive for the challenge that lies ahead.

Kitty was a very special commission Julie was asked to do in March 2017.

An illustration depicting the mythical figure of Medusa for Mirage, for which Boris created many original pieces for the book, the text was done by his first wife Doris.

Cover art for the book Knight Errant by R. Garcia, Y Robertson. Published by Tor Books January 2003.
Llanthony is a ruined abbey in an isolated valley of the Welsh Black Mounta1ns and it looks pretty much exactly as Julie shows it here. The slightly unusual composition was dictated by a need to have a dark area at the bottom to set off the t1tle.

A poster for the film KnightridersKnightriders 1981. Written and directed by George A. Romero. Although the movie was released in April 1981, this was probably painted in 1980.

A wildlife painting of a jaguar named Kerpki. The irregular shapes within the rosette markings on a jaguar’s body (basically a spot within a spot) can be distinguished more easily on the jaguar than other spotted large cats, such as leopards or cheetahs.

Painting created for SkyBox Master Series?. Creator's Edition Trading Cards. 1995. One of Julies favorite SkyBox paintings, whose aim was to capture the feeling of as much strength as possible; so, really hard metal, really hard muscles but with a contrast of creamy skin. Oil and Acrylic Size: 11 x 15 inches (28 x 38 cm)

This painting an illustration for the 1989 Mythology Calendar, and appears for the month of April.

Trading Card Comic Images ?1995.
Also titled Namorita/Kymaera, is one of the New Warriors, a youthful new superhero team that includes Aegis, Bolt, Nova, Speedball and Turbo. Namorita/Kymaera is from Atlantis but passes as a student named Prentiss at the Empire State University. Having gills, she is equally at home on land or in the sea.