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More for the #LibrumProdigiosum
Spider of Leng :D
My first Arachnid
Finished!
Nixies are female Nix (from the Norse Nykr, the same cultural root as the Fossegrim). They are shapechangers known to lure people into their waters using their songs. Later stories also portrayed them with less strictly malevolent sides.
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I was finally able to finish this fairy section header piece for #LibrumProdigiosum ! I'm super happy with how it came out! ✨🌸🍃
#digitalart #fairies #CLIPSTUDIO
Finished my Fossegrim for the #LibrumProdigiosum!
Here he's playing the traditional Hardanger fiddle, for which he knows 11 secret songs. He can be convinced to teach his skills if the supplicant follows a strict set of requirements involving goats, waterfalls, and Thursdays.
A sneak peek of what I've been working on!
It's a fossegrim, one of three pieces I've chosen to do for the #LibrumProdigiosum project!
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Gonna kick off the day by sharing the Water Horse chapter header for the super cool #LibrumProdigiosum 💙
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The Queensland Tiger, an Australian cryptid for #librumprodigiosum
Got carried away thinking about the theoretical evolution and trying to stay accurate to descriptions. Based it mainly on thylacoleo with influences taken from quolls and cats for convergent evolution!
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This time, featuring the super-cool serpent, the cryptid : Snow Snake! 🤍
I love working on reptiles and this bitey bud was no exception! 🤍
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For #LibrumProdigiosum
The Sheepsquatch is a cryptid of West Virginia (though despite the name, is described more like a combination of animals rather than something more Bigfoot-y) #digitalart #ArtistOnTwitter
The Beast of Gevaudan vs Marie-Jeanne Valet
Illustration for #LibrumProdigiosum project
The kishi, a deceptive demon from Angolan folklore, for #librumprodigiosum! #hyena #folklore #digitalart
a jinn for #librumprodigiosum. Tried to do an intermediary between their depiction in old Arabic manuscripts (which have interesting variation, with bestial features like horns and fangs being common) and the 🧞♂️ we are more associated with
Cipactli, The Aztec primeval sea monster
Artwork made for #librumprodigosium project