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Happy Valentine ~~
Here's from Hal and Faust for you ♥️
#Lastone #ValentinesDay
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Happy Valentines to @doctorgosleep! I hope you like it 🐍🍫🕊️
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Happy Valentine to @aruke0, I had so much fun drawing them together, hope you like it!
its valentines day...you know what that means!
its fausts birthday :) happy birthday faust
love but faust actually gives u his love instead of bomb
Eugène Delacroix, Illustrations for Faust: Méphistophélés in the air, 1828 https://t.co/wcPRCfVhyC #cmaopenaccess #clevelandartmuseum
happy #FaustMephistoSV | #舟浮梅SV to @horniepop - you were my valentine :>
i drew some soft modern au faume for you, i hope you like it!
second obscure media today is fausts alptraum! it is an rpg maker puzzle game where you play as a young troubled girl, wandering a crayon drawn world
sanku all for joining the stream!! :]
i finished faust's zeno x sushi sketch
The South African impundulu, with its hamerkop appearance, acts as a familiar to a witch, doing her bidding forever #FaustianFriday
Faust “Love” illustration - Guilty Gear X
(Illus. Daisuke Ishiwatari)
“Ravens are the birds I'll miss most when I die. If only the darkness into which we must look were composed of the black light of their limber intelligence. If only we did not have to die at all. Instead, become ravens.”
-Louise Erdrich #FaustianFriday
In a Flemish legend a girl who refused to marry was imprisoned in a cellar. She was visited daily by two swans who helped her simply by being there. She escaped and gave the city a fortune on condition that they took care of the swans and their offspring.
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In Hungarian #folklore the hero is often aided by a táltosló, a flying and speaking magical horse that can foresee the future and eats hot ember to recover from wounds. In other folktales the hero is a shapeshifter who can transform into a táltosló #FaustianFriday🖼️AmyLyn Bihrle
#FaustianFriday Sheridan Le Fanu’s ‘Squire Toby’s Will’: the Squire haunts his son (who has cheated his other son out of his inheritance) with the help of a familiar animal: a grotesque, ghostly dog, circling the squire’s grave, its chilling howls deathly and foreboding.
In a Flemish tale a witch and a cat who lived in a tree almost always went for a walk around the village at night. If they didn't, they had met a traveller who was unaware of their existence. The witch danced in the branches while the cat dug a grave.
🎨Rackham
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