Hooklandさんのイラストまとめ

Some say Sarah Lumm – a wooden bride of the sea retired to a pub holding her name at Little Mary – cries salt tears of omen. Some say she weeps at the binding of the land. Most villagers agree they've woken with her dreams of faraway in their heads at some point. #SeaFolkSaturday

#PavelMikoyanIsScreamingOnTheMoon

The Gerding is form of Hookland nature spirit that needs appeasing. A monstrous head that lives beneath the soil, every few years it sends spores of itself up to the surface. These grow into smaller heads that demand the Gerding below is given its due. #FolkloreThursday

Certain days are ripe for cloud-telling. The auguries come fast, a feast of nephomancy parading across the sky. On such days I've learned the best technique is to focus on a single window or pool and watch only what it is reflecting. – Kathrine Giddings. Hookland artist, 1968

The Malford Séances have been described as everything from demonic communication to spirit prophecy and transmission from future. Delivered in Maford between 1896-1898 (some say the recommenced in the 1900s), cylinder recordings of them are kept locked away from almost every ear.

The Apostolic Church of the Apocalypse, Ashcourt. Those trying to visit in an attempt to verify if an angel really does live in a set of rooms built into the church are often met with a high level of physical deterrence. Picture 'The Unbombed IV' by Katherine Giddings, 1949

As a child I was shown a copy of a chart of the Hookland coast. The Bad Andrews' rocks, Ten-Tree Island, Sheldrake's Drop all annotated with sigils, apotropaic marks. It was deep magic. It bled into my soul. - Katherine Giddings #SeaFolkSaturday

The Memory of Blood in Winter – one of the last paintings by Hookland artist Katherine Gidding, committed to canvas in February 1970.

@scottums This but DI Callaghan and Nokes investigating.

You should never disinter a toy from the Doll's Graveyard. Never. It's just common sense. It's just a respect for things. – Joanna Vickers