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In Norse folklore, the kraken was a giant octopus that lay in wait under the waves. Unfortunates who sailed into its territory faced an ugly fate: their vessel dragged into the depths by giant tentacles and the crew devoured. #FolkloreThursday
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The Blue men of the Minch are creatures of the sea in Scottish folklore. They can create storms and when a ship approaches they might challenge the skipper to a poetry contest. If the skipper fails they will keel over the ship.
🎨William MacTaggart
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Hydra is known as the guardian of the underworld & uses its razor sharp teeth & poisonous breath to murder sailors on the open sea. It also has a horrific power in that if one of its multiple heads is cut off, two will grow back in its place. #FolkloreThursday #WorldMaritimeDay
An update to my concept of Leah the Queen of Life.
She an opposite to Queen of Monsters...
she is a descendant of the Mother of Creation Lorethia and Queen of Monster's sister Flora.
In the hype of RF5 I ended up drawing some of my favourite bachelorette's from the series! #rf #RFfanart #Runefactory
Lanari character Bachelorettes for male player
MemoryTrees : RPG simulation game [BXG] [GXB]
Download public version https://t.co/pclG516dpw
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#gamedevelopment #gamedev #gameart #indiedev #DigitalArtist #digitalart
On the subject of #RuneFactory ,I would just like to say that Mist will always be the number one bachelorette of my heart 💖🥰
(My favourite headcanon about her is that she is of way higher level than Raguna from the beginning, see:
Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town looks so good, I wanted to try out the style 'cause it's super cute😍
Would I make a good bachelorette? Would /I/ be best girl??
#storyofseasons #FanArtFriday #fanart #digitalart #digitaldrawing #friendsofmineraltown #HarvestMoon #art
Today’s #FolkloreThursday theme is Harvests!
Lady Midday, or Poludnitsa, is a slavic demon associated with heatstroke. She appears before workers in fields, asks them riddles, and chops off their heads/drives them insane. Typical gal things.
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5. In #EgyptianMythology #Renenūtet was #goddess of nourishment and the #harvest in ancient #Egyptian #religion. The importance of the harvest caused people to make offerings to her during harvest time. Initially, her cult was centered in #Terenuthis
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4. In #CelticMythology #Lugh was #god of skill and of talent. He is associated with midsummer because of his role as a #harvest god, and during the summer solstice the crops are flourishing, waiting to be plucked from the ground at #Lughnasadh.
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A Boggart is a troll-like creature that can be found inhabiting homes, fields, marshlands, dangerous bends on the road, holes in the ground, and under bridges. @FolkloreThurs #FolkloreThursday
Hebrides,Cailleach or Gobhar Bhacach ("Lame Goat")was an ambiguous figure.A farmer who finished harvesting might throw it into fields of neighbour who had not finished.Regarded an insult, so violence/bloodshed erupted as a result. #FolkloreThursday https://t.co/6sCcnUob1W
"The Velvet is strong at the Well in the Wood, and the Velvet is the Hour that keeps secrets; but now and then she lets a little secret fall, like a crumb at a feast. Last night I found a moss-clad rock written all around with the secrets of another history." #FolkloreThursday
#FolkloreThursday In Aztec mythology, Tlaloc was the lord of the third sun which was destroyed ... The rain that was beneficial to the land was burnished with jade crystals and likely represented the type of rain that would make a bountiful harvest.
Tuesday is the Autumn Equinox, when Persephone leaves her mother, Demeter, and returns to the Underworld as its Queen. Hekate guides her to The Crossroads and beyond. This myth is the foundation of The Eleusinian Mysteries, one of the world's oldest rituals.
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Guardians Of The Barleycorn acrylic and oil on paper 22x17 inches.#FolkloreThursday #DavidBezArtist
#FolkloreThursday Feldgeister are corn demons from German folklore. During harvest season, Feldgeister flee deeper into the fields to escape the mowers. Direct contact to the Feldgeist causes illness. https://t.co/JRlY0di5R0
#art by Jannaphia and Igor Krstic
#FolkloreThursday #Mabon, time of thanks & balance. We celebrate the earth’s bounty & accept the soil is dying. Nearly all myths & legends at this time of year focus on life, death & rebirth. Demeter & Persephone, & Inanna visits the Underworld
🎨Frederic Leighton Monika Meglić
Cornucopia: a enduring symbol of abundance & #harvest. Origin: when Greek God Zeus was an infant, he accidentally broke off the horn of Amaltheia, the goat suckling him. The horn was then given the divine power to provide unending nourishment- a horn of plenty
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