Kimberly Lindbergsさんのイラストまとめ

In the last 10-15 years or so, I'd say it's a tie between these 4 films. For whatever reason, I seem to come across them playing on TV a lot & they hook me in every time. https://t.co/RxtwTSabxk

For my last weird western I'll mention Bone Tomahawk (2015), which tells the gruesome tale of some cave dwelling cannibalistic troglodytes who are tracked down by a reluctant sheriff (Kurt Russell) & his posse. The film creates its own bleak western mythology. 7/7 #WyrdWednesday

"Witches...believed to have the power...to don the bodies of certain animals, notably hares...Such, according to local superstition, are easily distinguishable by their size & colour, which approaches jet black." - Folklore of the North-West Highlands #folklorethursday #myart

Asteroid Ceres is named after the Roman goddess associated with agriculture, fertility, motherly relations & funeral rites among other things. Astrologers equate her placement in our birth charts with our nurturing qualities & how we process grief, etc #WyrdWednesday #AsteroidDay

Finally saw an Andy Milligan film I really enjoyed & recommend. Also saw Steve Cochran's last film before his mysterious death. Cochran plays a Bond-like hero battling drug smugglers while juggling the affection of 2 beautiful nightclub singers #LetterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched https://t.co/mce9bi3cNR

So many to choose from but these were the first four that came to mind & I'm having difficulty choosing between them. https://t.co/kqLYuKkoDN

Lāčplēsis is a folk hero in Latvia known as "The Bear Slayer." He could kill bears with his bare hands & was part bear himself. He died helping the Baltic gods fight off Christian crusaders & is immortalized in an epic poem that suggests he will return someday. #FolkloreThursday

In volume 8 of Taboo P. Craig Russell & David Sexton depict a chat between Christ & Lucifer that toys with Christian mythology & ends in blasphemy. I may get booted off Twitter if I share the last panel but here's some pages & cover art by Michael Zulli for #WyrdWednesday 4/5

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One miracle associated with St. Patrick is the "Miracle of the Pigs." While escaping slavery St. Patrick & his fellow travelers were starving. Food miraculously appeared to him in the form of a herd of swine & pigs became a symbol of good luck #WyrdWednesday #StPatricksDay