Hecaterineさんのイラストまとめ

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I draw *way* more often when my brain is on fire, struggling to process things going on in the world. Which means, by some strange magic, I've completed several large, ongoing projects in a short time...

See more details & wolf WIP here:
https://t.co/6dJZZLvds1

Tread wisely, though, as others believed white witches could only heal at the expense of hurting your soul. Regardless of intent, even a good witch could be charged with the "sin of witchcraft", flying, transforming into a "cat, dog, wolf, raven", etc... 2/3

🖼️Yulia Zhuchkova

"The sickness of your soul.
Maybe, somehow,
We’ll find a way to heal it."
-Lesya Ukrainka

Long ago, folks would make a springtime pilgrimage to white witches, often healers, to have "their protection renewed"...

#FolkloreThursday 1/3
🖼️Yulia Zhuchkova

@LauraLerch You're in for quite the treat then 💙

"Dear old world", she murmured, "you are very lovely, and I am glad to be alive in you."

Anne of Green Gables | Montgomery

#BookWormSat
🖼️Thicket by Dappermouth aka Jenna Barton

"On one side he saw the glittering eye of a cruel tiger, on the other the gleaming teeth of a great shewolf; here a huge bear growled fiercely, and there a horrible snake coiled itself in the grass at his feet."

The Witch & Her Servants | Yellow Fairy Book

#FairyTaleTuesday 1/2

"All heard, and none believed…"

The Aeneid | Virgil

Cassandra foresaw the downfall of Troy with Paris & Helen's ill-fated elopement. It's also said Helen's 1st marriage to Menelaus marked the "beginning of the end of the age of heroes."

#MythologyMonday
🖼️Omens by C. Sheppard

"I command the mountains to quake, and the Earth to groan, and the ghosts to come forth from their tombs. Thee, too, O Moon, do I draw down..."

Metamorphoses | Ovid

#FullMoon 🌕🖤
🖼️Cloud Ghosts by Richard Riemerschmid (1897)

Since the full wolf moon rises today, I took a break from my birds to work on something new 🐺🌙🖤
#WIP

"Some have won a wild delight,
By daring wilder sorrow;
Could I gain thy love to-night,
I’d hazard death to-morrow."

Passion | Charlotte Brontë

#BookwormSat
🖼️Romeo & Juliet by Sergio Cupido