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Hello! I'm Mary, an environment concept artist who loves to create fantasy stuff for game industry and is very geeky about games,folklore, irish trad music and rock climbing.
#Portfolioday
Hi #PortfolioDay! I’m Anna, a freelance illustrator that loves folklore, strong female characters, and a bright but limited color palette. Let’s be friends!
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🔮nuxiedrawsthings@gmail.com
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Hello #PortfolioDay !
I'm Veronika and I love fantasy and folklore, so I draw a lot of myterious stories and tales.
💌veronika.sudmann@gmail.com
The Bride is a being from Palestinian folklore, a sort of siren/vampire. She lures cishet men and drains their energy. In one tale, a woodcutter was wasting away until a woman followed him into the woods and discovered The Bride feeding on him. #FairyTaleTuesday
Eating Flowers by Liz Grounds
According to the 1903 book "Encyclopaedia of Superstitions, Folklore, And The Occult Sciences Of The World" good luck will ensue on your birthday if you eat primroses. Please note that the book is highly unreliable.
#SuperstitionSat #WomensArt
@StJohnSol @TomTaylorMade Emphasis on "classic fool" yeah. I don't see a lot of other people picking up on this aspect of the comic. Her portrayal in this comic is downright Shakespearean. She's the Fool to Bruce's King Lear. A court jester as in folklore, yet still distinctly Harley. Tbh I'm impressed.
Day 8 #CCabc. H for Hares.
I love hares. I've painted quite a few😅. All of these except Eric, pic 4, will be available as prints!
Hares feature strongly in folklore, symbolic of rebirth, fertility and magick.
Eric, pic4, is still missing 🤔.
#MHHSBD #AprilAlphabetChallenge #art
According to Argentinian folklore, a 7th born son will turn into a #werewolf on the Friday after his 13th birthday. Curiously, there is also an Argentinian tradition in which the President adopts 7th born sons & daughters as his godchildren!
#GothicSpring #WerewolfWednesday
!pray Caipora is a figure of Brazilian folklore, considered the protector of animals and guardian of forests.
Its origin is in the indigenous Tupi-Guarani mythology. From the Tupi, the word “caipora” (caapora) means “inhabitant of the bush”. @AswangNFT @AswangTribe
Looking for a cute hand-drawn Kitsune character?
According to Japanese folklore, Kitsune (Japanese word for fox), are foxes with nine tails that have the ability to shapeshift into human form, possess superior intelligence, and magical powers.
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Inspired from Indonesian Javanese folklore, Queen of the South Java Sea. 2D Hand Painted 4096x4096, 1.0 $ETH
#nftart #NFTartist
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In mythology & folklore, they’re called Cervitaurs. I kinda like “Uncle Buck.”
Jimi #13
Volume up for some Sweet Leaf!!!
@ChrisUniverseB Inspired from Indonesian Javanese folklore, Queen of the South Java Sea. 2D Hand Painted 4096x4096, 1.0 $ETH
In #JapaneseFolklore, Kodama are the spirits of trees. While they are attached to specific trees, they can also move freely through forests often appearing as glowing orbs of light. In some accounts they present as regular trees but with the ability to...
#MythologyMonday
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Inspired from Indonesian Javanese folklore, Queen of the South Java Sea. 2D Hand-painted, 5333x3000, 1/1, 1.0 $ETH process & link 👇
Nowruz Mubarak! Let's celebrate by enjoying some Iranian and Afghan folklore based around the Persian holiday! According to Iranian folklore, Baba Nowruz (بابا نوروز) welcomes the Spring Equinox and brings gifts to children. 🧵
🖼️ Sadaf Soltani (@artbychicho) #Folklore #Nowruz
Furgus is based off of the real youkai from Japanese folklore, Keukegen (which is also Furgus' Japanese name), a hairy, dog-like youkai, said to have been responsible for making people sick.
The stoor worm, or Mester Stoor Worm, was a gigantic evil sea serpent of Orcadian folklore, capable of contaminating plants and destroying animals and humans with its putrid breath. It is probably an Orkney variant of the Norse Jörmungandr! #FolkloreThursday #scottish #fantasy
in Welsh folklore, corgis were the preferred method of transportation for fairies
Finishing up a new #wanderhome playbook ready to release it tomorrow (just needs a final proofread!)
The Greenman is found in European folklore, usually as a face amongst the hedgerows. I'm even including a little background on the real folklore at the start of the playbook.