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Have you heard of this Belizean/Yucatec Maya folklore? What other versions have you heard of it? 👻🕸🇧🇿

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2021-10-28

thumbs, has backwards feet, & wears a large brimmed hat. He is also characterized as being very strong.

The Tata Duende has appeared on a postage stamp of Belize as part of a series on Belizean folklore & has been told through different variations; one of them being that this

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2021-10-28

Spooky Week: Central American edition 🕸
Tata Duende or Nukux Tat 👻

The Tata Duende is a goblin of folklore from Belize. The Tata Duende is famous folklore common to the Yucatec Maya culture. In Yucatec Maya, he is known as Nukux Tat

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2021-10-28

folklore by taylor swift being my life support

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2021-10-27

Finally an art tag that speaks to me! Hello Here are my characters based on fairytales and folklores!

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2021-10-27

optional themes are...!!

SPOOKY MONTH // CROSSOVER // FOLKLORE

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2021-10-27

Heyo I'm a trans illustrator doing

I focus on fantasy, folklore, and horror illustration for adult books and graphic novels. More of my work can be found at https://t.co/0I2IAXHAXU

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2021-10-27

Hey I'm Cayde! I focus on Fantasy, Folklore, and Horror illustration aimed at adults for written books/covers and graphic novels. More of my work can be found at https://t.co/0I2IAXHAXU

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2021-10-26

another day, another piece 👁| The theme is “The chort!” | Chort , bies , diabeł - Slavic folklore is full of various devil-like creatures. So much even that the folk devils (‘diably’) can be seen as a separate group of demons.

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2021-10-26


FINALLY! Commission by of "The Owls"!
You can't believe how happy I am😭💕. This fits so much, that my and made The Owls after getting inspired by Hooky and i still can stop rereading it!

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2021-10-26

My latest artwork, will drop on November 2021, either on FND or as an auction/offer on OS, 1/1, 4096x4096, 1 $ETH reserved. Indonesian Folklore inspired.

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2021-10-26

Day 25: Dark Sea 🐙 For this prompt I went with my illustrated of Chudo-Yudo! A beast of the seas in Slavic folklore. I'll have this illustration and many others available at the end of this month. Please let me know if one of these paintings interests you ❤#mabsdrawlloweenclub

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2021-10-26

Thank you for the art share!!
I’m a digital artist who is designing a world around myth, magic, and folklore!

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2021-10-26

Draugr are the reanimated remains of Nordic graves and palaces, driven by greed and a lust for bloodshed. With the power to shapeshift and relying on deception, they are the stuff of terror in Scandinavian sagas and folklore.

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2021-10-26

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"Un ushi-oni (#牛鬼, littéralement « démon vache ») est un yōkai du folklore japonais aussi appelé gyūki. Il apparaît le plus souvent en bord de mer, où il attaque les gens qui s'y trouvent.
>> https://t.co/vXP2Nk10Xp

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2021-10-25

十八日目は曼荼羅淵の河童！
結構色々やらされてる河童さん。
youkaitover only for kappa!
Please take a look if you like!
kappa-only youkaitober
Day 18:Mandarabuti-Kappa


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2021-10-25

The devs of modern folklore are malign, hairy, many-headed, supernatural beings with horns that are usually said to live underground or lurk at night and steal cattle and women from human settlements. They thus resemble ogres or orcs, here in Tavakalashvili's 17th c miniatures:

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2021-10-25

Originating in ancient English folklore and later all over Europe & North America, a 'Will-o'-the-Wisp' is a 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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2021-10-24