How propaganda works
Fist they will tie both your hands
After you suffer this restraint long enough
The will untie one of your hands
And tell you to rejoice
The situation is almost normal...
Art by Shaun William Kerr 'Tuatha Dé Danann' Celtic legend

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Literally always hoped there'd be a Black Celtic Warrior, Pink or Black Drow Assassin and a Black Acolyte. I always loved rare recolours of classic armors

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Knightober Day 3 - "Blessed Shield"
This ink and watercolor illustration was inspired by the Celtic goddess Morrigan.
Will be available as mask and jewelry soon!

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this is Áine; she’s my daughter and I love her!! she’s an air spriggan bard in a campaign my friend is running that’s deeply inspired by Celtic folklore, and she doesn’t have much time for gender — too many places to go and people to meet!

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Angel Day 2020 👼
Celtic style

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Kirkegrim or Kyrkogrim - a celtic demonic spirit, one of the rare exceptions that is not afraid of saint places, but instead being it's guardian from graverobbers and heretics. Is created by sacrificing any domestic animal (usually lamb) before construction is finished.

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DAY 2: FAES
Faes play a great role in celtic mythology, but I've decided to switch the whole traditional fairy design - instead of them being little thin women with butterfly wings I see them more as little hamster-like creatures with fluffy manes (these are moss faes!)

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Nehalennia- Celtic Goddess of the sea

Sometimes found in the Germanic pantheon, she's associated most with the trading and shipping of cargo overseas. She's often depicted with a dog by her side. Are you familiar with this goddess?

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DAY 1: CAT SIDHE
"The Cat Sìth or Cat Sidhe is a fairy from Celtic mythology, said to resemble a black cat with a white spot on its chest. Legend has it that the spectral cat haunts the Scottish Highlands. This Legend is more common in Scottish folklore, but a few occur in Irish"

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I paitred a new character design!

This is the Nemanon. The Greatest of the Witch fae, with the nefarious power over the dead itself.

I took inspiration from celtic mythology and art nouveau.

Post your creepy / halloween themed artwork below!

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1° Lugh
Lugh was a Celtic deity, called Lugh "son of the Sun" or "the bright one".


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THE WILD HUNT was reported as late as 1940 in England on All Hallow's Eve. In Celtic & Germanic folklore a furious bunch of of the restless dead ride through the sky on their phantom horses accompanied by spectral hounds, shrieking & making wild noises

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Celtic art & history informs much of my work, having spent decades studying the rich culture of Ireland, as you can see from these fish.

There are just three days left where when you buy one of my original drawings you can choose a second free. Ships worldwide! See below

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Epona- Celtic Goddess of horses

A protector of horses, ponies, donkeys, and mules. She's also associated with fertility and is often seen with a cornucopia. Are you familiar with this goddess?

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Been playing around with some ideas for the cover of a new book. / w/ a dash of Celtic mysticism, set in 1880s AZ. MMC: Woodsman, naturalist; FMC: woman w/ gift of insight & chronic illness.

Do any of these speak to you?

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commission for @/thecelticpanda 🥰 thank you!

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