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In china during the winter solstice, people gather to eat dumplings (that resemble an ear) in order to protect the ears from freezing and falling 🤣





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2020-11-29

Hello hello! Here is one of my latest illustration made for FolktaleWeek- the Raven with Henbanes, artprint for sale!

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2020-11-29

"There was not much left from harvest, but every 25 of December, Blanche would make a little feast for her dear Friends. The little cottage would smell like gingerbread, what else could you wish for?

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2020-11-28

Who's having fun with ? I've been a bit more experimental than usual this year, but this one I made for is closer to my actual illustration style and was my fave to do so far...

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2020-11-28

A few more from : death, solstice and courtship

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2020-11-28

Folktale Week, Day 5: Death
My illustration for the Swedish folktale, "The Ghost of Fjelkinge".

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2020-11-28

Solstice ☀️
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2020-11-28

Day 5. Death 🪶
“It went away, as always”

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2020-11-28

Day 2 for is Ritual! Tea time is always a ritual in this house 😌💖
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I'm super behind oops 😂
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2020-11-28

Day 5: Death
(cw death)
(1/2) There once was a couple that always met at a rock in the woods. When the man had to go to war the woman swore she would stay faithful to him. If not, the rock should crush her.
But she forgot her promise and met another man.

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2020-11-27

🌳THE OAK AND HOLLY KINGS🌲
As it is we're sharing detail hidden in The Lightbringers by . The foliage details in the book reflect the Holly King and Oak King, ruling over winter and summer, engaged in endless, cyclical battle. https://t.co/xdlUJHQZAF

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2020-11-27