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If you need a daily dose of #folklore, I recommend these hashtags:
#MythologyMonday #FairyTaleTuesday #WyrdWednesday #FolkloreThursday #FaustianFriday #SuperstitionSat
You may also like:
#JapaneseFolklore #yokai #GothicSpring #OwlishMonday #ukiyoe #preraphaelite #Caturday
@petersimeti I have a whole ensemble of characters in Hybrids. Folklore, legend, and mythology are all woven in with a character driven superhero team book!
https://t.co/NLUzT1MjEE
Eren is a fox monster.However, in our folklore, this kind of monster has a beautiful appearance and will charm humans
hi #jewishartists! i'm amanda, i'm mizrahi & i create illustrations inspired by plants, folklore, symbology & magic 🌟🌙
*Bonus: It may be impossible to ever know for sure but speaking of Puck, human's gradual observation of Darwin's tubercle &other congenital ear abnormalities throughout history very well may have been the basis for pointed ear tropes in stories of folklore,modern pop culture,etc.
@zzsleeps Thanks for hosting!
And thank you @pinchpork for the tag!
I'm Math, and I make horror comics on https://t.co/nV3VcSNXUX. Got 3 series in total: 1 of original short stories, 1 that adapts folklore, and an annual with heavy inspiration from shows like "Are You Afraid of the Dark"!
Hello! I'm Nordic! I'm an artist by night, love folklore, DnD, and baking. My current project is "Of Gods and Monsters."
💫My webcomic: https://t.co/a92az1Lvqo
🖌️Instagram: https://t.co/wnTGzbCrmV
🖌️Tumblr: https://t.co/k7JWmbyJXf
🖌️DeviantART: https://t.co/ul1EdhO5QR
Opening today: #DavidHarrison features in the group exhibition Queer as Folklore, exploring British Paganism — myth, legend, rumour, and gossip — with work by ten LGBTQIA artists. On view at Gallery 46 Whitechapel (1–30 May): https://t.co/YIkqAYgJFv
The Kitsune 狐狸精 is the mythical fox in Japanese folklore, they are very intelligent magical beings blessed with wisdom and magical abilities which became more powerful with age.🧧🎐🦊 #ACPCgallery
In Japanese folklore, kami are defined as powerful spirits of nature that are greatly respected. Mono are similar nature spirits that are universally feared rather than respected. Oni are similar spiritual beings to these mono, and its character (鬼) was influenced by mono.
#MythologyMonday In Japanese folklore, Kitsune is a fox that can shift into human form, and, as a prerequisite for the transformation,it must place reeds, a leaf or a skull over its head
Nozaki, Kiyoshi (1961).Kitsuné — Japan's Fox of Mystery, Romance, and Humor
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hey there!! my name is aster and I'm a nonbinary lesbian who makes art and likes podcasts, fantasy, folklore, and nature
In #JapaneseFolklore, the now extinct Japanese wolf features as okuri-okami (or sending off wolf) who trails closely behind travellers, appearing to be sending them on their way and even guiding them to their destination safely. However, there's a catch...
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In Scandinavian folklore, draugr are undead beings that were mean or greedy in their lives and continue to spread misery to the living. Originally they were thought to haunt burial mounds, but in more recent folklore they have become associated with the seas. #FaustianFriday
TheCharredDragon wrote us another fantasy AU for the prompt Fairy Tale/Folklore, featuring Witch!Ann and Angel!Ren. If you're a lover of fantasy, you'll definitely enjoy this au! #ShuannWeek2k21
Read it here: https://t.co/dwrErPmFQE
Lavandeiras are beings from Galician Folklore, which also appear in the North of Portugal. They ask for help to twist their towels stained with blood, if help is denied, for fear or lack of solidarity, the outcome could be death. Seeing them isn't a good omen... #FaustianFriday
#FolkloreThursday
Much like apples in Celtic folklore, in Chinese folklore peach trees symbolize immortality and/or longevity. Peaches were eaten during "The Feast of the Peaches" hosted by the Queen Mother of the West and the Jade Emperor, uniting divine and mortal existence.
In Irish folklore, the hare is associated with the otherworld and transformation. A fairy hare by day and an old hag by night, poor Feilim found out the hard way that he didn't deserve good fortune after hurting the #hareofsleevebawn #FolkloreThursday #Irishmythology #fairytales