How do today's artists interpret myths? Classic and historical myths have been represented by some of the greats of art history, classics to modernists: ..." the visual interpretations of myths that artists through time have given us. Many myths are such compelling stories that artists have turned to them again and again, reinterpreting them from the vantage point of their own experience and imagination." http://www.artsmia.org/world-myths/whatismyth.html

So this concept gallery is for you, the artist, to create visualization of any myth that is peculiar to your own culture and interests, and especially to the myths that have evolved during the past 2 centuries. For example. some American myths: Area 51, Paul Bunyon, Bigfoot, Spiderwoman, Coyote, Pecos Bill, The Jersey Devil, etc.
Or, if you like, myths that have arisen from movies and TV--Superman, Luke Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobe, Lone Ranger, or even James Bond, any person or thing that has become an integral part of our culture.
Or--
take a stab at creating your own myth for our times...
http://www.americanfolklore.net/

The examples shown are to get your ideas started; they are copyrighted and you can just look, not use. Remember, size no more than 900Pxls largest side, 200Kb total size.
I hope you like this idea and find some interesting visions for your myths; you may use any method and material legally available to you--and maybe you can describe your procedure, too.
Enjoy!
Almita the cybergrannie