Terri Windling @terriwindling.bsky.socialさんのイラストまとめ

For this week's #FairyTaleTuesday theme of gateways/doors/portals/crossings: "Twilight Tales," a post on crossing into other worlds through myth, folklore, and fantasy. https://t.co/Fruyxt3TA1 (Art by JW Waterhouse and others.)

Today's dose of wintry beauty: illustrations for HC Andersen's The Snow Queen by Ukrainian book artist Galia Zinko.

Today's dose of beauty: Three illustrations for The Snow Queen by Helen Stratton (1867-1961). The daughter of a surgeon in the Indian military, she was born in Madhya Pradesh, trained in art in London, and spent most of her long, prolific life working in London and Bath.

Good gracious, it's cold here on Dartmoor today. I'm home waiting for the boiler repairman, hoping we'll have central heating & hot water again sometime in the foreseeable future. Tilly is tucked beside me for the warmth. Brrrr!
Today's dose of beauty: Thumbelina by WH Robinson.

The good news is that I've had my Covid booster jab. The bad news is that I feel like hell. I hope it passes quickly; our daughter is home and I don't want to be stuck in bed. With a new wave of Covid raging, who knows when we'll get to see her again...?
(Art by Marc Simont)

Today on Myth & Moor: wintery songs by Lady Maisery, Jimmy Aldridge, and Sid Goldsmith, with wintery fairy tale art by Edmund Dulac. https://t.co/vsv3STLfo1

Today's dose of wintery beauty, three illustrations for HC Andersen's The Snow Queen by British book artist Angela Barrett.

Today's dose of wintry beauty: The Snow Queen by Charles Robinson (1870–1937).

Today's dose of wintery beauty: "Gerda and the Reindeer," an illustration for HC Andersen's The Snow Queen, by Edmund Dulac (1883-1953).

Today's dose of beauty: three more illustrations by the Australian book artist Florence Susan Harrison, 1878-1955, from her edition of The Early Poems of William Morris. (Her work is often misattributed to an earlier English painter, Emma Florence Harrison, born in 1858.)