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Diablo Danzante de Yare, Devil of Yare, Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial de la Humanidad. Por by Victor M. Martinez, Artista Plástico y Heráldico. Dibujo 28x22 cms. Por favor apoye con su mi Obra Artística. 🇻🇪

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2021-08-15

A do Folklore já foi feita por isso não está na imagem ♡

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2021-08-15

Here are the key chain designs that are coming soon to raise money for

The Folklore Library literary magpie, black dog, selkie and fairy ridden corgi. Full colour print on wood with metal key chain

Limited numbers of each available as a trial product

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2021-08-14

tp751 Alchemy Maiden acrylic and oil on paper 21x15 inches £200 unframed.

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2021-08-13

The Gytrash

A spectral creature said to haunt lonely roads, taking the form of a horse, dog, mule, or crane. These creatures lead travellers astray, but in some circumstances have been benevolent.

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2021-08-13

Welp finally after all these months of obsessing over japanese folklore, i drew
STUFF! have some kitsunes and a tengu
Inspo from their stuff is SOOO cool, i need to draw some of their characters soon because they are radical!

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2021-08-13


If you ever sleep in a Galician house, watch out for the TRASNO's antics! This little creature, lame and with a hole in his left hand, is an expert in stirring dishes, making strange noises, messing things up... Fortunately, there are tricks to keep him busy! 🤫

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2021-08-13

- Graoully -

Artwork done during February 2021 for "Mitos y Leyendas" TCG.

A dragon from french folklore.

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2021-08-13

"Behind the bush was a circle of dancing fairies.
The fairies danced in a circle, holding glowing paper lanterns of all different colours, which highlighted their paper thin wings. When they noticed Belina, they turned and cheered..." https://t.co/Iv7fBuHZqZ

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2021-08-13

The people of Vietnam are descended of Dragons and Fairies: Âu Cơ, Queen of the Mountain Fairies, is the ancestral mother of the Vietnamese people. She can change form into a crane, and cures illness; she took half of thr Vietnamese people to the mountains.

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In Scotland Nicnevin is said to be a Queen of the Faeries. According to Walter Scott she's believed to be a sort of mother witch or the Scottish Hecate who 'rode on the storm and marshalled the rambling host of wanderers under her grim banner.'

🎨Thomas Maybank

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2021-08-13

'They made their purchases without speaking, laid down their money and departed, always leaving the exact sum required, which they seemed to know without asking the price of anything'
Fairies at market [British Goblins, 1880, Sikes]
[Fairy Market, Helen Jacobs]

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On the Isle of Man, "themselves" (the fairies) were sometimes said to be the souls of those who died in Noah's flood...

🎨Richard Dadd

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2021-08-13

It is prudent to tickle a newborn's nose with pepper as soon as possible—for babies aren't safe from the fairies until after their first sneeze.
Art: Brian Froud

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2021-08-12

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Nuno sa Punso (old man of the termite mound/anthill), is a dwarf-like spirit in Philippine mythology. They are known to curse people who trespass on their homes. Curses range from severe pain of the body to vomiting blood or urinating black liquid.

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2021-08-12

Foxglove gets its name from the legend that the Fae gave the fox the flower blossoms to pad its feet so it would be a more silent hunter.

Link to artist's web page:
https://t.co/CT9HTIHjek

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2021-08-12

Sometimes, can adopt the guise of an animal.

In Scotland, faes could take the shape of deer, mice or black sheep.

In "The Legend of Knockshigowna" a fairy queen transformed herself into a chimera to scare a farmer who pastured on their ground.

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2021-08-12

Hello again, This is Crystal logging on for another magical session. Thanks to for hosting before our break. Our theme this week is the folklore of fairies, the fae and little people! I can’t wait to share your tweets! (Img: Robert Bell)

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2021-08-12