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Another of the commissions I did! This is Faust, 's OC! I really liked the shape design on this one.

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Going live with Fausts Alptraum in 5 minutes!

We'll be playing as Elizabeth Faust, who is visiting her father's funeral (Did I die?🤔)

Come and vibe with me in this Horror RPGMaker game~!
(Twitch link below 👇)

https://t.co/vu7vYWf0ro

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を始めた がダンテとDr.ファウストの反応を予想していたので1週間前に描き始めてやっと出来上がりました ( 'ω' )

I expected the "Dante & Dr.Faust" reaction of in ( 'ω' )

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The "princess and dragon" trope is a common one in fairytales & folklore. In this trope we see a brave hero who rescues a princess (or noblewoman) from either a real dragon or similar danger. This trope is commonly a feature of folktale type 300, the dragon slayer

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Sure why not? Lemme throw one of my fav bois I haven't drawn in a while. Caelum Faust the Cobalt Soul Monk

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The Tarasque was an unusual dragon from Provence, France, 'fatter than an ox with a lion’s face and head, a horse’s mane, its back as sharp as an axe, bristling and piercing scales, six feet with bear’s claws, a serpent’s tail, and a shell like a tortoise.' [1/4]

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This illustration from Harley MS 3244 f.59, mid 13th Century England, has been said to be the earliest fully-fledged modern Western-style dragon. Before this they were depicted as giant serpents or wyrms. Anyone know of any earlier representations?

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The Dragon King & his Bride + Green Dragon Cocktail by Bertha Lum (1869-1954). Lum studied wood block printing in Japan & was inspired by Japanese ukiyo-e (floating world) prints + themes from Japanese legends & ghost stories as collected by Patrick Lafcadio Hearn

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Dragons have always existed in global, cultural imaginaries for thousands of years. In the late Victorian era, William Morris made ceramic tiles of his favourite kinds of dragons. Which is your fave? ☺️🐉❤️

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ススーロちゃん、スズランちゃん、ファウスト君(1枚初出)
 

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In Bistritz, Harker is warned: at midnight on St. George’s Day ‘all the evil things in the world will have full sway’. An allegorical prolepsis of the novel’s climax: St George (patron saint of England) vs the dragon Dracula - also ‘devil’. Self in fear the Other.

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'For fantasy is true, of course. Children know that. Adults know it too and that's why many of them are afraid of fantasy. They know that its truth challenges, even threatens, all that is false [...]. They are afraid of dragons because they are afraid of freedom.'#FaustianFriday

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“The soul that trusts in My mercy is most fortunate, because I Myself take care of it” ~ from the Diary of Saint Faustina (Poland 1930s)

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The Stoorwyrm was a giant sea serpent in Orcadian folklore. In legend it was slain by Assipattle, a young farm boy who, when swallowed by it, plunged burning peat into its liver. It’s death throws turned the sky black and caused great earthquakes.

🖼 Bo Myles

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Poseidon, angered by Cassiopeia’s vain assertion that she is more beautiful than the Nereids, instals a sea dragon to raze Ethiopia as divine retribution. Andromeda chained to a rock as a sacrifice to assuage the monster, is saved by the hero Perseus.
🎨BurneJones

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The dragons are getting up, and they are hungry - painter Victor Vasnetsov (1846-1926) is a founder of Russian folklorist and romantic nationalist painting. With a pre-rapahelite eye, harnessing photographic information in paint, to medieval story, a heroic past.

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The Heluo Zhi Yu, the mythical beast with curative power, who live in the rivers of China’s Tower River and has one head with ten bodies or tails like squid or octopus. It has the magical ability to gain flight and can transform into a bird.

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