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For @HgMorbi, here’s Merril! Selkies gotta be pretty dang good at catching fish y’know
"Lee why do you add so much unnecessary glow to your illustrations"
"to test my abilities"
(this piece is heavily inspired by Song of the Sea which you should 100% watch if you love selkies or Ireland or anything beautiful)
Felix can't leave Shepard's shit alone.
I miss working on The Unbreakable 😭. Been so busy with the selkie comic which will consume all my time till it's finished. Still, i love working on the Selkies too. It'll be my first ever printed story which is terrify but exciting😆
#art
Day 7 for #folktaleweek2018 is animal so I chose the myth of the Selkies! Hope you enjoyed this challenge! I’ll post some older art next!
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#folktaleweek #watercolour #watercolor #illustration #illustrator #art #selkie #watercolourartist #painting #myth
‘How do you know all this about selkies?’ I asked Morag when she had finished the story. She just smiled and said, ‘My grandmother told me.’
From Stories by Firelight
Waking up to a FFCC remaster announcement surprise is freaking FANTASTIC. Gimmehh my HD clavats, selkies and cheese grater birbs. I am ready!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
He could explain the rather difficult logic that those are 'his' fish, or he could shut up and enjoy the company. #mermay #selkies #mermaid #fantasy #fantasyart #fantasycreature #irishmythology #ireland #illustration #merfolk
I never posted this here 😂 it was a piece of art from #mermay for the comic I'm making for next years mermay. #selkies #ireland #irishmythology #fantasy #mermaid #merman #seal #illustration #fantasyart #fantasycreature
#Selkies, Sealskins and Soulskins, or When we Were #Migrants by @JackieMorrisArt https://t.co/qvpxGzju32 #RefugeeWeek2018 #Refugees
hey can we all just agree that the selkies were the cutest in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles
Je vous préviens, y'aura pas mal de selkies ce mois-ci, ces demoiselles mi humaines mi-otaries, parce que je les trouve vraiment sympa ! :D #mermay #mermay2018 #selkie
Selkies (seals in the sea & women on land) often have tragic stories involving human men hiding their seal skin rendering them unable to enter the ocean & return home. Trapped. Most common in Scotland these tales can also be found in Iceland & Faroe Islands
#FolkloreThursday