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More Mythical!AU Milo doodles, mostly exploring his emotions. Dryads are a race whose magic and mood are governed greatly by their emotions and prolonged exposure to negative emotions can make Milo literally sick D: Whoever experimented on him is a bad egg.
💀The Vermont myths differed little from the fauns, dryads & satyrs; & the wild Wales's dark hints of strange, small & terrible hidden troglodytes & burrowers-Or similar to the dreaded MiGo or “Abominable SnowMen” who lurk in the Himalayan heights🎨Adam Duff💀#HPLovecraft #Horror
Good evening #NFTCommunity 💞
In my collection “Dryads in the Wild” you can buy my first illustration!
#katoOGgo #benjaminkato
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Dryads are created by the environment around them, and sometimes graveyards grow restless #dndart
🪰The Vermont myths differed little from the universal legends of fauns, dryads & satyrs; Wild Wales hinted at strange & terrible hidden races of troglodytes & burrowers. They point to the dreaded Mi-Go or “Abominable Snow-Men” who lurk in the Himalayas🎨Adam Duff🪰#HPLovecraft
Aiden sketch duuuump!
Ft @BourBunz 's dryads Ghar and Bou lol
The Tree-O get up to some stuff and things happen
About two thousand years ago, the ancient people of the land where I lived, they believed that trees had spirits and that "Dyrats" guarded the forest✨
I think for these ancient people the "Dryads" were incarnation of tree spirits and love of the forest.🌿
https://t.co/tGvPBHsXkH
'A dryad from the old world' by digital artist @llowee ✨ Dryads are, according to Greek mythology, nymphs and nature beings, taking the shape of beautiful females living in trees.
#beautifulbizarre
Keeper of Moths🌿✨
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There is never enough of dryads. Trying to come back to my personal themes
picrew stolen from Rin’s post: https://t.co/7kpqnBtZd4
Imagine her clothes and limbs similar to these. (both are DnD images of Dryads per Pathfinder)
Whisper will do anything to attract the ladies--even learn how to knit, if that's what makes the dryads happy. #KingsQuest
Bound to the Bark: Dryads & Hamadryads for this week's #ThursdayTheme: Tree Deities & Protectors of the Oak, so connected that they sadly die if the tree is cut down. Painted here by Waterhouse (1893), Evelyn de Morgan (1885) plus Tree Flower Fairies by Cicely Mary Barker (1920s)
@JessGraceWrites Yeah, that's my jam! My Folded Earth races are Fates (fae/High Elves), Dwarrow (Dwarves), Deru (Dryads), Humans, and Goblins. What's your book, Jessica?
Looking back at this piece was a stark reminder that I should draw more druids and dryads. I got a ton on my plate so I probably won't draw another one soon, but I gotta make at least one more before the year is over (august 2019)
@GailSimone Here's a piece of fanart i did, for the Witcher series of books.
The scene when Dandelion is trying to get attention of the dryads, in the forest of Brokilon.
Aaaaand have an update for Curious and the Dryads!
Slow progress but there’s lots to do💕💕
Digging through some older drawings. :D Still love the idea of city dryads hiding behind strong lights~.
Gm 🍂 Happy Sunday! I hope the daylight saving don't tamper too much with your day 🙈
~ a lill' selection from my ongoing Dryads series🍂
Sometimes the "Narnia" books depict walking trees living in Narnia and other times dryads. As they never interact with each other, it's unclear their relationship or whether they're actually the same species. However, the art depicts them as very different.
#FairyTaleTuesday