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UR: Fairytale Concerto (Idolized)

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Let me tell you fairytale

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Soon to be returning characters for my epic fairytale! https://t.co/mShqzS1ZQv

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hello, i'm rachel!
i'm a freelance illustrator who loves fairytales, space, and nature

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One of my favorite MYTHLES, Ambrose, is standing up to some very real monsters. All our public servants should be so brave. https://t.co/djXXF0lqmQ, https://t.co/iCwt4jyGQn,

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🍀"Now, we've grown but he'll always be young"🍀

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Cinderella's dresses in 1812 for

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Raised as an only child, Andersen saw in the "The Wild Swans" a fantasy of sibling solidarity that he could not realize in real life. The story was published in his Danish Folktales of 1823.

🎨 Anne yvonne Gilbert


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A very belated entry for the week, inspired by the lovely fairytale AU "Sir Francis and the Firebird"!
https://t.co/KtycjA1Hr8

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The Wild Swans by Hans Christian Andersen is a tale about eleven princes who are turned into swans. Their sister, Lisa must save them by spinning nettles into thread to make eleven coats. She must not speak a word until she is done or her brothers will die.

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Some Philippine folktales tell of people transforming into birds (usually rice birds) when not given enough food to eat. In some versions, it's a daughter whose mom doesn't feed her enough. In others, it's workers whose employer doesn't give them enough food.

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A Russian folktale- The Fox and the Blackbird, illustrations by Valery Carrick, 1914. A fox tricks a blackbird, the blackbird eventually tricks the fox… 🦊 🐦

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The Tongue-Cut Sparrow is a Japanese tale of a childless old couple. The man was kind & loved his pet Sparrow. However his wife was mean & hated the Sparrow! One day she cut the bird’s tongue out after the Sparrow mistakenly ate her starch!
🖼Katsushika Hokusai

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What is the reason for humanity’s fascination with mystical Find out at link: https://t.co/ogCMXX49D2

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𝒐𝒏𝒆 𝒎𝒐𝒓𝒆 𝒎𝒆𝒆𝒕𝒊𝒏𝒈

day 05, fairytale, of by levihanweek (tumblr).

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The unanswered riddle featured in Alice in Wonderland & The Last Unicorn:

How is a raven like a writing desk?


Illustration: John James Audubon

Did anyone else come up with their own solution?

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