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#FolkloreThursday Áillen Mac Mídhna was a fairy that would break into the Hill of Tara each Samhain, lull the people to sleep with his harp and burn the fort to the ground. He was finally vanquished by a young Fionn Mac Cumhaill, who then became leader of the Fianna as a reward.

Look, I think I’ve reached a point where I kind of want to just draw weird gross aliens all day and nothing else. Is that too much to ask? #scifi #conceptart #worldbuilding #illustrationart #creaturedesign

#FolkloreThursday The knocker is a being from cornish folklore which haunts mineshafts, tapping on the walls to warn miners of impending collapses. In other folklore, however, it is the very being that causes these cave-ins. #folklore #goblin #illustration

The Elder Mother is said to inhabit Elder trees. One tale says she created the Rollright Stones by turning an invading king his army to stone, and herself into a tree. Woodsmen would ask her permission before taking a branch from an elder tree, or risk bad luck. @FolkloreThurs

Oh, it’s #PortfolioDay ! Hi, I’m Brendan, I’m a student and illustrator. I do a lot of work based on folklore, fantasy and other interesting stories.

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I’ve a lot of college work to do so of course I stayed up until 1am or so drawing some pretty snaliens. (snail aliens 🐌) I also have way too many photos on my icloud so I may as well use them 🤷🏻
#scifi #conceptart #ArtistOnTwitter #alien #scifiart #photobashing #AlienWorlds

@igsonart This has made me realise that I just havent drawn enough elves recently🤔

And finally, the Banshee and Black Annis. To be fair, the Banshee isn’t that bad and gets something of a bad rep. Black Annis, on the other hand, stalked Leicestershire with sharp iron claws, and lived in a cave in the Dane hills she dug by herself from the rocks.

Jenny Greenteeth and Peg Powler, two river hags who would eat children who came too close to the waters edge. Jenny Greenteeth shares her name with pondweed in some areas, while Peg Powler is associated with the foam that sometimes builds up on the River Tees.

The Elder Mother and the Hag of Beara! Two of the more benevolent of the list, though both could be quite formidable. (2/4)