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It’s So of course I had to draw Best Girl Amabie. She counts, right?

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Here is another finished bit of art for my toll on the 27th of May. This is Orri, who was known for his great skill of creation.

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Uno de los fenomenos naturales que más me han fascinado siempre han sido lo anillos o corros de hadas (a veces también llamados corros, anillos y círculos de brujas). Una formación circular de hongos que, aunque tiene su explicación natural, también posee un gran folklore.

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The Lambton Worm was once fished from a river and had a more worm/ eel - like look. He looked so scary and ugly that he got thrown into a well. Time past by and he grew into a big scary lindworm.

Can you remember your favorite dragon folklore? :)

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For here’s some folklore about bees & death💀🐝

In the 18th & 19th centuries in the U.S. and Western Europe, a strange ritual involving households that kept bees took place called ‘The Telling of the Bees.’

(Image by Nikolay Tolmachev)

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Circe sits alone with her studies, her charts and books, and her tools of craft, telling herself true stories out of time and place, but as to the truth, only time and place will tell.

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thank you for the artshare!!
I'm a digital artist who does a lot of fantasy and folklore inspired stuff. recently my life is concept art for my comic but I also love hyper detailed pieces as well

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thank you for the artshare!
I'm a digital artist who does a lot of fantasy and folklore inspired stuff. recently my life is concept art for my comic but I also love hyper detailed pieces as well

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On 8 March 1939, J. R. R. Tolkien delivered a lecture at the University of St. Andrews titled "Fairy Stories", later published as essay titled "On Fairy Stories", in which he argued that fairy tales are not just for children.

A thread for

🎨: J.R.R. Tolkien

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Hello there 🐈‍⬛

Huge thanks to Crystal for hosting before the break! I'm your last host of the day.

This week's theme is Stories, Storytelling + Storytellers.

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Oskar Herrfurth pre 1934

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I love these storytelling scenes: SJ Guy’s “The Story of Golden Locks” c. 1870, & the original frontispieces for the British editions of the Grimms’ fairy tales, c. 1820s, & illustrated by the great George Cruikshank. I love the coziness. ☺️📚💫

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A saga is an Icelandic prose story or history, though the term can apply elsewhere in Nordic culture as well. Most famous is the Saga of the Icelanders, but also much of Norse myth recorded, split between poems and prose. Today saga often means long stories.

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The sea is as densely populated with fairies as any place on earth. These water sprites control the weather and the water, raise storms, and have the power to cause shipwreck, or keep a ship safe.

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In Greek Mythology, Titaness Mnemosyne was the deity of memory and the keeper of stories from history and myth, predating the written language. She was also the mother of the Muses and was given the task of naming all objects on Earth.

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I made these two for Mermay based on figures from the brazilian folklore. I wanted to practice my painting skills and share a bit of my countrie's culture, but since I've been out from twitter for awhile they didn't got much attention. I'm still making more tho

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Hilali performers are Egyptian storytellers who recite the Sirat Bani Hilal, an epic poem about the migration of the Arab Hilal tribe and their conquest of North Africa. Taking years of training, they were once in demand for social events but are now endangered

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"Stories are medicine. They have such power; they do not require that we do, be, act anything - we need only listen. The remedies for repair or reclamation of any lost psychic drive are contained in stories."
Clarissa Pinkola Estés

🎨Stephanie Law

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is often used to make teaching approachable & memorable, "[making] use of humble incidents to teach great truths" (Apollonius of Tyana on Aesop). Jesus's parables use this principle. Fables tend to have anthropomorphised animal characters.

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