Chiara C. Rizzarda (she/her)さんのイラストまとめ

@DeeringRachel @whatters1 Me too, me too!
#FrogsForFriday

Cesare Pugni composed a ballet based on Undine in 1843 and featured a famous choreography by Jules Perrot. This scenery design signed “Hodgkin” is preserved at the British Museum.
#MermaidMonday

"Poppy Time" seems to be a fairly good time in this 1893 painting by Walter Crane, doesn't it?
#FaustianFriday

"Though I imagine we're killing ourselves right now in all manner of ways that'll seem insane to people in the future. And as doors to the next world go, a bog ain't a bad choice. It's not quite water and it's not quite land - it's an in-between place."
- R. Riggs
#SwampSunday

“The doom of the Elves is to be immortal, to love the beauty of the world, to bring it to full flower with their gifts of delicacy and perfection, to last while it lasts, never leaving it even when 'slain', but returning”.
— J.R.R. Tolkien
#BookWormSat
🖼 @Amelia_Leonards

In “The Wind in the Willows”, a baby otter goes missing. Mole and Rat spend the night looking for him and eventually find him in an enchanted island, being lulled to sleep by an extraordinary piper: the god Pan.
#MythologyMonday
🔗 https://t.co/HIfC6NqQaz
🖼 ill. Michael Hague

Well, it's a jolly season and I collected some tales to help you see it that way. The first one is one of my favourite #WinterTales: Jill Barklem's Brambly Hedge. Are you familiar with it? It features mice carving a ballroom into the thick snow. I love it.
https://t.co/4nnG2xP2VA

"The Three Princesses in the Blue #Mountain" is a #Norse folktale about three princesses being carried away by a snowdrift and held prisoners by three-headed trolls under a mountain, until a simple soldier comes in to try and save them.
#FairyTaleTuesday
🔗https://t.co/E7DDI3NMnO