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In Finnish mythology, the Otso, or Kings of the Forests, are bear spirits who are treated as highly intelligent and divine beings. If a bear was killed, a ceremony was held to leave its skull in a sacred clearing with sacrificial gifts. (Img: Unknown) #FolkloreThursday
Today's #folklorethursday prompt is legendary creatures from the woods. When venturing into enchanted woodlands, always follow the path and take a guide.
#folklore #darkfairytale #witchery #fairytale #fairytaleillustration #throwbackthursday #devon #de… https://t.co/IddnZGm9F1
Hedgehog folklore! Why do people give hedgehogs milk, when the prickly things are lactose intolerant? Maybe the legacy of an older folkloric idea, still common in mid C20th Britain, that hedgehogs suckled milk from cows?
#FolkloreThursday @hedgehogsociety @WildlifeTrusts
The Enduring Allure of Baba Yaga, an Ancient Swamp Witch Who Loves to Eat People
(Gif by Naomi Nowak) #FolkloreThursday
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If you suspect you're in a fairytale, always offer help to animals or old women, you never know when the favour will be returned. 🍃 @FolkloreThurs #FolkloreThursday
#fairytale #fairytales #wolf
What's your favorite story from these books?! #FolkloreThursday
@ScaryStoriesDoc @ScaryStoriesMov @codymeirick
Here’s a lovely 1959 version of Beauty and the Beast. #Art by #GordonLaite in The Blue Book of Fairy Tales. (Beast’s monogram kills me!!!) #picturebook #littlegoldenbooks #fairytales #fairytale #illustration #folkloreThursday #midcentury #kidlitart
Happy #folklorethursday! In case you haven't seen already I've a new one-page ghost story/folk horror comic out called 'This is My Wood' for reviewers of my books.Want a copy? Leave a review on Amazon of any of my books, hit me up and I'll ping you a copy
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The brave little tailor. Having successfully squashed some flies, the little tailor sets out to take on the world. Here he is defeating sone giants by tricking them into fighting each other. #the100dayproject #grimmsfairytales #thebravelittletailor #FolkloreThursday
The unanswered riddle featured in Alice in Wonderland & The Last Unicorn:
How is a raven like a writing desk?
#FolkloreThursday
Illustration: John James Audubon
Did anyone else come up with their own solution? Mine was ...
Slowly emerging on my paper. As usual I don’t know where it’s going, sometimes they just happen. #FolkloreThursday #witch #Watercolour #colouredpencil #butterfly #BlackBerry
It's #FolkloreThursday!
#MomoIchigoGame character 'Tenome' was inspired by the #yokai of the same name from Japanese folklore 👁
You can learn more about Tenome at: https://t.co/yT8OLVaHTO
#indiegamedev #indiegame
#FolkloreThursday
Yuki-Onna is a snow woman ghost described as inhumanly beautiful, whose eyes can strike terror into mortals that get lost traveling in the snowy mountains. She floats across the snow, leaving no footprints.
She feeds on human essence.
This one is my Rabid #Wolf, I think he looks proper scary, what do you think?
Since we're going to @Horrorconuk this weekend I thought I'd brush up my #Werewolf pics!
I've always been fond of #Werewolves and it is #FolkloreThursday
They were originally done for a #boardgame
Black currant
red currant
raspberry tart
tell me the name of your sweetheart
- Children's jump-rope rhyme from 'London Street Games' #FolkloreThursday
There was an Old Lady whose folly
Induced her to sit in a holly:
Whereupon by a thorn
Her dress being torn,
She quickly became melancholy.
Edward Lear
#FolkloreThursday
All of our beers come with a story. You might recognise this little guy from our Porthleven Pale Ale artwork.🏄 As you probably guessed, this hoppy beer is named after a legendary surf break in Cornwall...
See our blog to find out more: https://t.co/UkufQ8QPg5
#folklorethursday
#FolkloreThursday #thedailysketch Woden being attacked by the dark elf lord. Another comic panel I have created for my #webcomic. #AngloSaxon #comicart
"If the oak is out before the ash,
'Twill be a summer of wet and splash;
But if the ash is before the oak,
'Twill be a summer of fire and smoke."
This piece of plant folklore was reported in "The Folk-Lore of Plants" by T.F. Thiselton- Dyer in 1889.
#FolkloreThursday