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Seen a few sona's going around, so thought I'd do my own since they're also themed with the spooky month c:
This is my Scottish Fold Cat/Bat sona, with their Chao Spooks
I'm a biiiig fan of horror so explains the look :D

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I enjoyed making this for an article written by for the Autumn issue of hors magazine.

'This Autumn issue celebrates the polyphony of Britain, and the vibrant writing and publishing cultures of Welsh and Scottish Gaelic in particular.'

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SCOTTOBER DAY 10: Nuckalavee
The wickedest and most evil of all fairies. The Nuckalavee is an invincible beast which crawls out the sea and breathes a plague.

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“Hotate”
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Hotate is (mostly) white, Scottish Fold cat. His tail has a little bit of light cream, that made me think of scallop.

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Spread your wings to find out what's inside the November issue of Scottish Field magazine at https://t.co/BOn7yk4bQu

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My tough pill to swallow today is that by learning Demoman is both Scottish AND Dutch
He is my closest relative in terms of representation

Which would be incredible if I could play Demo for shit

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SCOTTOBER DAY 9: Assipattle Assipattle is the laziest and strongest of his siblings. He used his laziness to kill the stoor worm in the least exhausting way. Work smarter, not harder.

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Scottish artist created the concept art for our spin-off animated project, “Quest of the Laoich”, which we are currently developing for a 10-12 year old audience! https://t.co/qXf19FRh5q

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SCOTTOBER DAY 8: Trow
Music loving little men of Shetland and Orkney. Their love of music drives them to kidnap musicians and force them to perform.

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SCOT-TOBER DAY 7: The Rhynie man
Found on an old Pictish stone. It’s unknown wether he is a god, a creature, a demon or a local figure. Whoever they are, they were fearsome.

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SCOTTOBER DAY 6: Life and death
Life and death take the forms of a ram with colours in all the wrong places and an old man with 12 eye.

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SCOT-TOBER Day 5: Blue men of the Minch.
The blue men challenge all sailors in their waters to a battle of rhymes. If the sailors prove witty enough, they are allowed to pass.

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Dr Robert Farquharson, by Leslie Ward - Vanity Fair, 30 May 1895

He was a Scottish doctor and Liberal politician. A lifelong bachelor, Farquharson died in June 1918, following a long illness of almost two years.

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SCOT-TOBER DAY4 4: Kelpie
The Each-Uisgue, the water horse. Disguising itself as a mare, it lures people on its back. It then it drives into the water to enjoy its new, soggy meat.

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Arlo Bear is a happy bear, soft and cuddly with light brown fur.
Something is making an awful sound. Now Arlo needs to find it but what will he have found?

£6.99 free uk postage
https://t.co/zmEaEUj6Ct

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