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En estos días grises, que se pintan difíciles... necesito llenar el día de colores.
Mis gestos de colores.
Mi mirada a colores.
Y dar abrazos y muxotes potolos, que aunque a distancia, son de mil colores.

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Disaster twins!
Derek is a Bard of Glamour, and Loreta is a Pact of the Blade Warlock! Derek is blind and Loreta is deaf. Together they manage to function.

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DAY 25 -
Titanomachy or Warrior
There is a reason why they rule.

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DAY 24 -
Silly or Cartoonish
Hades longboarding in the Underworld, drinking his Pomegranet Juice.

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When I was very young, my Auntie June gave me this book, My mother read to me from it, as I poured over the beautiful, whimsical illustrations by Garth Williams. It seeped into my soul.

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In South America, Sinsimito is a bigfoot-like creature with backwards feet and a humanoid body. It falls in love with and kidnaps women; it kills all men by breaking their bones and devouring them. Dance in a circle to escape. It's backwards feet make it fall.

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DAY 23 -
Brothers or Sisters
I was going to draw the Fates, but these sisters embody sisterly love.😆

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The Dullahan is the Irish Headless Horseman. This Unseelie Fairy rides a black horse and holds his severed head under his arm. Whoever's name he calls out is said to die. Variations say he dumps blood on passersby. Gold may deter him. https://t.co/w0gDp2UbCY

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Illness manifests as monsters in this 1788 etching by Thomas Rowlandson; ague (the chills) is an eel-like specimen with long bony fingers, while fever is a furry creature with red eyes. 🦠

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Waheelas are gigantic wolves with wider heads, spread-out toes, and long white fur. They are said to hang out in the Northwest Territories, specifically the remote Nahanni Valley, and their hobbies include ripping your head off.

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The hydra might be the most famous monster in Poisonous breath, blood so toxic that the smell was deadly, and an undetermined number of heads that later regenerated exponentially. Herakles killed it with help from his nephew.

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In Arkansas folklore, the Howler is a creature said to dwell in the Ozarks. According to tradition, the creature is bear-like in shape with a gray colored, shaggy coat.

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Originating in Olde English folklore and later all over Europe & north America, a 'Will-o'-the-Wisp' is an atmospheric ghost-like light seen by travelers at night, especially over bogs, swamps or marshes.

Art from:
Hermann Hendrich, 1823.
Arnold Böcklin, 1882.

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