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Realm Of Naga
inspire follow from " Thai Culture and folklore " about tale under " Kong River "
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I was tagged the other day so 5 facts about me.
👽 I bought my first UFO book at 6.
🧛🏻 Vampires have always been my favorite monster.
☔️ I love cool, rainy & foggy weather.
👻 I love spoopy as much as spooky.
🌬 I love folklore, mythology & fairy tales.
@kieranyanner Hi Kieran, I'd love my work to be considered. I usually work on increasing diversity and representation in folklore and fairy tales. Thanks for sparking such a great thread, really enjoying looking through so many wonderful artists!
My portfolio is at https://t.co/HoP3iPw99g
@lepidopterrors River trolls are such a rarity in ficiton b/c they, as a classification, aren't really the norm in troll folklore, but I absolutely love the idea of them, especially thanks to this fella
Reviving my 'Folklore Snippets' series on the 'Steel Thistles' blog. Today's offering? Dracs and Zmeus. https://t.co/VeSebvcdwC
@ViiMorteArt Thank you for the art share!!
Im a digital artist working to make a comic thats in development purgatory, I love everything myth magic and folklore related!!
✦ Flying Ship Update!✦ shadow bear does not come in peace https://t.co/v1YUUJ8glQ
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#flyingship #comics #webcomics #russianfairytale #folklore #fantasy
Wagara: Japanese patterns with specific meanings first created in the 8th century for designs on clothing; these symbols were mostly inspired by nature and some traditional crafts. The patterns are used on variety of objects today #FolkloreThursday
The 16th century Ripley Scroll is an alchemical manuscript that describes the production of the Philosopher’s Stone. 23 scrolls exist and are associated with alchemist, George Ripley.
Yale University Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library Digital Images
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10 African systems of writing, symbols and patterns for #FolkloreThursday
1. Nsibidi of the Ejagham (Nigeria, Cameroon)
The triquetra is a beloved symbol, representing three in one and one in three. While many associate it with the Celts and particularly the Irish, it was used across not just the entirety of Britain but also by pre-Christian Germanic peoples, and by Buddhists. #FolkloreThursday
Witchmarks (ritual protection symbols) are common in historic places. But the immense number of them in the Queen's House, Tower of London, is very unusual. Best known as the place of Guy Fawkes’ interrogation following the failure of the 1605 Gunpowder Plot. #FolkloreThursday
As today's #FolkloreThursday is all about writing, here's my article on floriography for @FolkloreThurs - The Victorian Language of Flowers: Hiding Secret Messages in Plain Sight! https://t.co/HS5lgGNmFg [image by Charles Lemaire]
Dans le folklore d'Abar, les Fées, Feux-Follets et Lutins sont trois créatures complémentaires.
Les Fées sont les filles de Magie, l'Entité du Soleil.
Les Feux-Follets sont les fils de Esprit, l'Entité de la Lune.
Les Lutins sont les enfants de Matière, l'Entité de la Terre.
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