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Scylla & Charybdis (Greek mythology). Two monsters dwelling on either side of the Strait of Messina, Scylla represented the dangers of the rocky shore, Charybdis represented a deadly whirlpool. 

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Fenrir is a great wolf, said to be the child of the god Loki. He was bound to a rock by the other gods due to a prophecy and will revenge himself at the end of the world.

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Day 24: Mythology
Bakugo and kirishima gods, it's my religion 🛐

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Nuwa (Chinese Mythology)

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GRIFFIN🦅
..of Greek Mythology, a magnificent creature, with a lion's body, and a bird's head, usually that of an eagle, that guarded the gold and other treasured possessions of kings, a very powerful and majestic beast..

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Conundrum: Virgo The Virgin of the harvest time is also Ceres/Demeter, fruitful Earth Mother.
"The Virgin with her sheaf belongs to Ceres,"
-The Astronomica, Manilius, 1st century AD.

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Excited to share the latest addition to my shop: Tree Dryad Original Sprite Magic Creature Ancient Magical Woodland https://t.co/lWeJtEtL6c

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So I wasnt satisfied with my first take on my super luchador Potencia. I wanted a mix of lucha and mythology and he was so unfocused in design. The update is on the left, what do you think?

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Huge congratulations to , collector of Antheia🙏❤️

The O R I G I N S collection is a Greek Tragedy in five "Acts" (drops), inspired by mythology.

Each scene is a Goddess. Their stories are woven by the Fates...

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KiriBaku Month Day 24: Mythology~
Finally I have a valid excuse for drawing Oni!Kirishima and Kitsune!Bakugou 👀💕
I think I'll draw them again properly, this time I was in a rush!!!

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I've got a couple of print-it-yourself paper minis sets in my Etsy shop, for the more industrious players and GM's out there...

Greco-Fantasy Paper Minis
https://t.co/rKIwGcOVs7
Animals Paper Minis
https://t.co/h7gZ6DX9tb

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Re-creating a Norse mythology
Been a while since we have done =3

We are open for all type of commision at the momentt

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Black-Tailed Gull

In Shinto mythology, the Umineko was seen as a messenger to the goddess of fishing, and protected/fed by the local Japanese population. A shrine was built to honor the creature, and ever since, 40,000 gulls flock to the shrine site every summer to nest.

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