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"Sirens are always a mix of the human and the avian, but that mixture is delightfully unstable. In #Greek #art, they have been painted and sculpted as birds..." “For Their Sorceries”: The #Sirens of #Folklore and Literature https://t.co/7Qfb3CgqaQ
Would you watch an animated series following Mage in 18th century Scotland, training to be a Celtic superhero & fighting Scottish creatures? 🐉🧝🏼♀️🏴⚔️ #animation #scottish #supernatural #celtic #gaelic #folklore #fantasy #2danimation
Haven't done this in a while, lemme introduce myself!
I'm Wizzy, drawing is my main schtick. My interests incl worldbuilding, nautical stuff, folklore, horror, & history.
Aside from work, you'll see me draw blorbos I'm obsessed with, but more often than not, I will draw my OCs.
🎨📖Folklore Friday!📖🎨
Some pieces about UK folklore and myth.
🌳🪦 'Ancient Yews', the pagan history and myth of UK Graveyards
👑🐕'Arawn' the mythic Welsh king of the Otherworld.
🖼️in my shop! link in pinned tweet ;-)
After a few weeks of posting, there's some decent connections between myths/folklore/religion and video games at Gamelogica!
-the Cosmic Egg and Link's Awakening
-the Castle of Skulls and Castlevania
-Pandaemonium and Final Fantasy
-Kappa and Koopa!
Find Gamelogica on FB~
✦ Flying Ship Update!✦ Dance your troubles away! https://t.co/9HrZRbX7lf
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#flyingship #comics #webcomics #russianfairytale #folklore #fantasy
"... and a star to steer her by" (John Masefield)
A more recent sailors' superstition has it that a tattoo of a compass rose or the North Star helps to guide you safe an sound back home again
🎨 Aivazovsky (1849)
#folklorethursday
Like, I had no idea that D&D tengu are from Japanese folklore!! @molduga
https://t.co/kQ061tk4p5
#WyrdWednesday In Irish folklore, the Banshee is often represented with red eyes, reddened by her continuous weeping, while also looking menacingly terrifying. Hearing her screech and keening is believed to be a certain omen of death.
🎨IrenHorrors, The Cry of a Banshee
Aaaahh! Book 2 of The Kingdom of Dadria is out for preorder! I screamed when I found out! If you love wolf shifters, folklore, and a red headed princess, give this book a try! The author doesn't know I'm sharing this, BUT he knows I've been waiting!!😭
https://t.co/GyeKEglu4I
VASILISA! THE WISE PRINCESS AND OTHER CLASSIC FOLKTALES de @kura_kei terminé ☑️
Une bonne aventure saupoudrée de folklore slave et dans un style qui me rappelle des séries coup de coeur Disney. Comme d'hab, on va croiser les doigts pour une édition physique et française 🙌
#MythologyMonday
An English "Boggart" is a type of Hobgoblin.
Boggarts are mischievous and items may disappear or turn bad such as milk sours,the dog becomes lame or children disappear.
English folklore 1851
https://t.co/4O4qaDBYro
#MythologyMonday
In Welsh folklore mysterious lights known as Canwll Corfe or Corpse Candles were said to hover in the air & were considered to be an omen of death.
The lights would disappear if approached
more detail here: https://t.co/oafdVy7dIR
🖼️: I.Ulyanov
This Christmas, families can see The Pixie and the Pudding is based on a tale from Scandinavian folklore from 19 Nov– 29 Jan, and Little Angel’s classic production of Michael Rosen’s We’re Going on a Bear Hunt from 26 Nov–29 Jan.
Some more works. Spooky folklore, robot dreams and a dangerous obsession. https://t.co/ciCvUtAAMv
#SwampSunday #SkunkApe is the legendary 4-toed southernmost cousin of Bigfoot. There have been sightings of this #cryptid across South Florida - mainly in the #Everglades stretching down to the Florida Keys - for more than a century #evergladesfolklore #SwampApe @skunkapesociety
Hi everyone, a quick reminder that #FolkloreSunday is happening now with the theme:
FOLKLORE of PROTECTION from HARM.
See you on the hashtag! Maude xx
Morning all, @frome_maude here, welcoming you to this Sunday’s theme:
FOLKLORE of PROTECTION from HARM.
Pass your tweets over the hashtag #FolkloreSunday for a retweet!
(Image: Beatrix Potter)
Mélusine is a figure of European folklore, a female spirit of fresh water in a holy well or river. She is usually depicted as a woman who is a serpent or fish from the waist down (much like a mermaid). She is also sometimes illustrated with wings, two tails, or both.
#SwampSunday