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$2.99 Acceptance and #inclusion are important in social learning from an early age.
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Got one more page to colour and then I'm back on a massive double page spread illustration.
Gonna channel "big fire dragon" energy.
#comics #comicbooks #graphicnovels #books #fairytales #painting #dnd #rpg #fire #wizard
For #ocxcanonweek 's Day 2 Fantasy AU or I guess in this case fairytale AU.
Anyways this will probably be the only picture I will do for the week since I have other things to do. I am really happy with how this came out.
#fireemblem #oc #fireemblemoc #navarre
@poupipp Hi! I'm Sonira, I love ponies and cute stuffs and fairytales
“I think fairy tales and medicine both deal with the human spirit and the human condition.”
~Valerie Gribben
#FairyTaleTuesday #MedTwitter
darkmoon_art @ pixabay
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„I will not leave Naisi, who has left the whole world scorched and desolate. I will not go away when there is no light in the heavens, and no flower in the earth under them, but is saying to me that it is Naisi who is gone for ever.“
I was surprised, as a child, to learn that many of the fairies from Irish #fairytales look nothing like the lovely sparkly creature on the left, and often resemble demon horses, such as the pooka, or puca, shown on the right. #FairyTaleTuesday https://t.co/XFsSpPRvQV
Leprechauns are widely believed to wear green, but before the 1900s they were often depicted as dressed in red. In 1831, the writer Samuel Lover stated the leprechaun was 'quite a beau ... for he wears a red square-cut coat, richly laced with gold.' #FairyTaleTuesday #Folklore
There are many stories of vampirism in Ireland and one of the most frightening creatures is known as the Dearg Due, or ‘Red Thirst’. However, the legend of the Dearg Due is as tragic as it is scary.
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#GothicSpring
Art : Coby Rickettes on ArtStation
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Tailtiu died of exhaustion after clearing land for cultivation - her stepson Lugh inaugurated the annual #TailteannGames in her memory & the Celtic festival of light #Lughnasadh is said to have originated with her funeral pyre & wake.
#FairyTaleTuesday
Come away, O human child!
To the waters and the wild
With a faery, hand in hand,
For the world's more full of weeping than you can understand.
(The Stolen Child)
W. B. Yeats - 1865-1939
Brian Froud on Fairies: https://t.co/LPaLTfQf5E
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#FairyTaleTuesday - This little fellow, known as Clurichaun is a cousin and an 'evil image’ of a Leprechaun. They say he inhabited Ireland long before the arrival of the Celts. He lives a solitary and adventurous life & is almost always drunk and hostile. https://t.co/lQ9CMozvgr
#FairyTaleTuesday #FairyTaleFlash In Irish Celtic lore the Dream of Aengus, tells how Aengus fell in love with a beautiful woman from his dreams. Her name was Caer Ibormeith, the goddess of sleep and dreams, who had been transformed by a spell into a swan. https://t.co/64kzLtYJ9M