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New Suisen episode is up! What's up with these strange creatures on horses? And what's with the monster? Find out on this week's episode! Links in bio!
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For let's showcase the diverse theme of shapeshifting & transformation ingrained within humanity's cultural heritage from our earliest myths to traditional folklore.

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⚔️"Spectra Shaed. Hunter of the darker forces of folklore. ⚔️

She becomes Jack Clay's guide through the hidden world of Nightside, but has a few dark secrets of her own...."

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Character sheet for a project based on Folklore. So i had to interprete two creatures from different folklore:
The flatwood monster
La Llorona

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From my homeland - The Persian manticore, similar to the Greek chimera and Egyptian sphinx, has the body of a lion, the head of a human, the wings of a dragon or bat, and the venomous tail of a scorpion.

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✦ Flying Ship Update!✦ And we're taking off again!!! Let's begin chapter FIVE!
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In Scottish and Irish folklore, the 'bodach' is a trickster, depicted as either a faerie or a hobgoblin. He comes down the chimney to kidnap naughty children; used as a cautionary tale to frighten children into good behaviour.


art: unknown

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Walpurgisnacht traditionally marks the old feast day of Saint Walpurga, one of the first literate evangelical nuns active in Frankish Germany. Pagans observe it as the night before Beltane (May 1), the beginning of Summer, a time of freedom, fertility and hope.

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The appearance of the Devil changes with time and place in folklore, drawing on social anxieties, even xenophobia, at times. While some British folktales have a dandy Devil taking innocents to a wrestling match, others present an inhuman black shape.

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In Slavic folklore butterflies were thought to be the visible soul of a witch. If the butterfly flew into the mouth of a sleeping human it was thought the witch had possessed them.

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Trolls are spirit beings of the mountain in Read their story on

Part of the Ethereals Collection
RT and ❤️ on OpenSea
https://t.co/6ERItizRmR

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A trickster in the folklore of Ireland, is the gean-cánach (love talker). A male faerie similar to a leprechaun, known for seducing men and women, although he is particularly fond of shepherds and milkmaids


art: Maximilian Pirner

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From the 'Myths in Isolation' book project on world folklore, by Katherine Soutar, contemporary English artist and illustrator

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In the indigenous fables of Sarawak (i.e. Iban, Kelabit, Malay, Melanau, Orang Ulu), the mouse deer was known as a trickster. He is always too smart for his own good, and thus, has the tendency to be cunning and deceitful most of the time.

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LEPRECHAUN🇮🇪
..tales of Ireland's trickster fairies, first emerged in the 8th Century. Famous for being cobblers "leath brogan"..the shoemaker..earns them, their pots of gold, at the end of the rainbow.." 👞🌈

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Hey everyone, I’m Carmen. I’m querying my first MS while working on the next one. I write adult fantasy and get to illustrate them (for my own satisfaction). I love culture, history, mythology and folklore. Would love to meet new writing buddies 🙂

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YES wolc sanrio collabs!!
Ama's is Wish Me Mell, Mira is Hello Kitty herself, Kuromi I'm biased to but I think she works for Juno, and Tamaki's a bit obscure being Kappa no Kappy! (he gets all the fun water folklore things)

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