Thank you for the artshare!
I'm Zoe and I'm an independent artist who loves all things myth, magic, and folklore.
My goal for 2021 is to have the first chapter of my comic posted online!

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Thank you for the artshare and happy birthday!!
I'm Zoe and I'm an independent artist who loves drawing all things myth, magic, and folklore. I'm also working on a comic that i'm hoping to start posting sometime next year!

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Oh, hey, that's me Name's Becca and I draw a lot of animals, love warm colour palettes and mixing in fantasy and folklore.

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If anyone is wondering what a Phooka is, they're a fae that exists in Celtic folklore. Phooka is a word that can be spelled in a few different ways: Pooka, Phouka or Púca. The spelling and similar design I used were based on a beloved book series called The Spiderwick Cronicles.

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Thank you so much for the artshare!
I'm Zoe and I'm a digital artist who loves everything myth magic and folklore. I'm hoping to start posting the comic sometime next year!

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Hello! And thank you for the artshare!

I'm a nerd who does a lot of digital art and loves myth and folklore. I'm also working on a comic that I'm hoping to post sometime next year!

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Thanks Red Lady: 3
In French illustrator, author and 3D graphic designer
My drawings are inspired by my novel universe based on North American folklore. I prefer to work in black and white

https://t.co/BdtrkcneOa

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PUSS IN BOOTS. For those missing the pantomime season and for & the most renowned animal trickster in folklore. Popularised in Perrault (1628–1703) as Le Chat Botté, in English in Mother Goose, 1780 & Blue Fairy Book, 1889 🎨Doré c.1870; Robber Kitten,1887

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God I sure do love European folklore.

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quem disse que sou obrigado a ouvir o álbum do meu artista favorito quando ele saiu? Isso mesmo. Hoje que tô indo ouvir o Folklore.

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Kasa-obake (or Umbrella Obake) are mythical ghosts in Japanese folklore. theyre known as tsukumogami, which are broken ordinary objects that gain a soul and come to life after 100 years.

not so sure what they do but they kinda just,,, hop around and lick people for fun :0

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Fantasy is a genre of speculative fiction set in a fictional universe, often inspired by real world myth and folklore. ... In its broadest sense, however, fantasy consists of works by many writers, artists, filmmakers, and musicians from ancient myths and legends - wiki

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Thanks for the thread!!
I'm veronika, a German freelance illustrator and I love fantasy and folklore.
I also draw a lotta fanart...
Nice to meet you 😊💖

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Modern Elves are actually based on stories of nisser, a type of helpful household gnome, popular in Scandinavian folklore. 🧙‍♂️🎄

https://t.co/EhV5LrRqP1

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Episode 40 features a yōkai, a creature or spirit from Japanese folklore. Kunzite said the yōkai's power is similar to a yōma's; the Lake Yōkai's appearance could be based on a nure-onna (濡女).

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Loch Iorsa on the Isle of Arran has it's very own monster myth. The loch's name means 'loch of the snakes/ serpents'. This serpent is perhaps a wurm, a dragon with no legs nor wings from folklore.
🎨 unknown

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Thank you for the art share!
I'm Zoe and I'm an artist who loves myth magic and folklore. I'm currently working on a comic that I'm hoping to post sometime next year!

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If you want my recommendations for ’s “original” manga (a.k.a. not based on a light novel):

A Very Fairy Apartment is a 4koma of fun fairy hijinks based on actual folklore.

Animeta is a great look at the real struggles of working in the animation industry.

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Nine-tailed fox Yu & red panda Yosuke.
Folklore... stuff.

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The Baobhan sith (Bavaan-shee) is a vampiric creature in Scottish folklore. Fair or red haired maidens with deer feet and legs who dance in the moonlight to seduce travellers and shepards, only to kill them and drain their victims of their blood.

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