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Happy Monday and happy new design day! This one is inspired by traditional Korean folklore and seemed appropriate for this year as it is the year of the tiger! Hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

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These two pieces of mine of the icelandic national costume were shown at a folklore presentation in Copenhagen by one of my professors from my days of studying folkloristics!

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Ilie the Strigoi.

He is the main character of my project Darkened Heart, which will feature paintings through out his life starting in the 12th century and

a comic/webtoon. It's happening.

Strigoi in folklore are vampires but a little different than what you see in Hollywood.

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Oh hello! Proud to announce that spinning out of wonderful Sonjaversal series, I'll be doing a 5 issue mini with ! Samurai Sonja is going to be a fun mix of high fantasy, Japanese folklore and samurai action! Get ready! https://t.co/tZuOw7XKqC

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Kallikantzaroi is a mythical, malevolent goblin-like spirit of Southeastern European and Anatolian folklore
https://t.co/OEvFoEPLQI via

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Please bring back hypnocatrice! Cockatrices are from medieval folklore and I really wanna fight one

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✍️ Draw with my hand.Paint with my heart.☺️💛🧡❤️

🦊“Kitsune”in Japanese folklore is believed to possess superior intelligence, long life &magical powers✨

Meet “Smiling Kitsune”
https://t.co/BebWr0dqqw

https://t.co/SM0bdhHh9I

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The cultural uses of plants and animals in Guatemala, The Day of Forgiveness in Bulgaria, a Jewish-Greek eggplant recipe that traveled to Jamaica. We asked what folklore means to you, and you opened your histories 🤲 Thank you. Read on and submit yours https://t.co/s9PI7vz20n

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Brine. This painting was inspired by my The Golden Legend by Jacobus de Voragine. The story and folklore of St. Nicholas. Three young students were killed and put into brine, but St. Nicholas, through his faith was able to resurrect them. https://t.co/NP7kPa4qBF

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In Finland the northern lights are known as 'fox fires'. This is because it is believed that the beautiful flashing colours are created by foxes dashing through the night sky and causing sparks to fly from their bushy tails.

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In kawauso are river otters that develop supernatural powers as they reach advanced age and become They are renowned shape-shifters and can accurately mimic sounds in order to play tricks on humans. They also enjoy extinguishing...

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Some Selkies draw their roots to Irish/Scottish folklore while some say it came from the Norse & Celtic mythology. They are said to be half-human and half seal.

They can shed their seal skin and transform into humans. They also sing beautifully in the water.

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The Welsh Arthurian knight Owain had a special bond with wild animals. His most loyal companion was a lion he had saved from a giant serpent, and he also commanded 300 magical ravens. This kinship may be due to his mother being the fairy goddess Modron.

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In Tennin are a type of divine spiritual being found in the Buddhist tradition. One type of Tennin appear as extraordinarily beautiful women known as Tennyo. They live in the Buddhist heaven and are servants of the emperor of heaven and...

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Good morning! I'm an illustrator specialising in folklore inspired artwork and ttrpg character art ✨ commissions open 😁

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If I had a nickel for every small chested, petite, grumpy catgirl with long hair and big sleeves with a design based on japanese folklore who has her hips out and activates my almonds I'd have 2 nickels, which isnt a lot but it's wierd that it's happened twice.

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Illustration based on the Japanese Yokai, Yuki-Onna. are supernatural creatures of Japanese folklore.⁠
雪女 (Yuki Onna) 'Snow Woman' is an immensely beautiful ghost, whose eyes can strike terror into mortals who get lost traveling across snow-capped mountains ❄️🏔️🌨️⁠

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📣 In two weeks, CreativeMornings/Austin will meet in person to hear Charlie Lockwood of talk on the theme of FOLKLORE - https://t.co/KBkGhgQA7v

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There's been quite a fuss about the arrival of a Japanese spider in the East Coast of North America: the Jōrogumo, an actual species of orb weaver, is in Japanese folklore a craven hungry monster masquerading as a beauty with eyes only for you.

🖼: IrenHorrors

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If you like irish folklore this for you think there could 6 hours left to b8d on this 1 of 1 by
Who is stepping in the ring only 6 wax at the mo

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