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Yonaki ishi are stones that cry loudly at night. In some tales they are possessed by the spirit of a murder victim, in others it is the stone itself that is crying out. #FolkloreThursday art by @matthewmeyerart https://t.co/DRa9o0i6kU
'Shundarsh' - to dance at the turning-stone at the height of the full moon. A Parlour-Witch term, here eagerly demonstrated by Ursula Brifthaven Stoltz, a determined and often joyful white-hare witch #FolkloreThursday #whiteharewisdom
In #Japanese #Mythology, Izanami was the primordial goddess of the earth who died in childbirth. Her lover Izanagi went to rescue her from the Underworld.
But she liked it there & tried to seal him away w/ her. Now she reigns as goddess of darkness.
#folklorethursday
#FolkloreThursday Read the future folk story Tourist and get your copies
A different kind of comic
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The Golem is a creature made of stone and earth. In early Jewish #folklore, Adam was initially made as a golem until God breathed in the breath of life. In the middle ages, golems were believed to be 'activated' by ecstatic experiences. #FolkloreThursday
(art by Yuki Sato)
The #Celtic tree month of #Oak starts on 10th June. King of the forest, it was sacred to the druids & used in their magic. The oak’s energy brings courage, strength, endurance & triumph, as the mightiest oak has grown from the smallest of acorns. #FolkloreThursday Img: C. Barker
#FolkloreThursday prompt is earth and stone so here's an oldie: Long Meg and her Daughters, the rad name for some petrified witches who became the Bronze Age standing stone circle in Cumbria. In some stories the stones are uncountable, in others they move when your back is turned
In early alchemy, an homunculus is a small, man-made representation of a human or human-like creature. Usually made with human sperm and blood, they are often created by an alchemist looking to hone his craft into the creation of life. #FolkloreThursday
In his essay “The Fairy-Telling Craft of Princess Tutu,” Bill Ellis argues that Ahiru’s transformation into the title character—and by extension all Magical Girl transformations—share a common archetypal ancestor in the story of Cinderella. #FolkloreThursday #PrincessTutu
My mad scientist oc Dr. Margaret Brille with Loretta & Larry! (without dialogue)
#cupheadoc #cuphead #art
OC Cereza character Bachelorettes for player in game
🥨MemoryTrees : #RPG simulation game [BXG] [GXB]
🥞Download public version https://t.co/RxLPjjXYz2
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#indiegame #gamedev #gameart
It's #cutiesaturday right? Have #Muffy from #HarvestMoon who was and still is my favourite bachelorette. I mean, the smile??? Anyways, enjoy the cutie. ☺️🙏🏻
A glorious hand!
#Folklorethursday #illustration #DnD #handofglory
For #FolkloreThursday, our favorite demon in the whole world - the Shirime! A Shirime is a demon from Japanese legend that looks like a person, but has an eyeball where its anus should be. As one does.
#shirime #demon #monster #mythology #folklore #queerhorror #gayhorror
From the 2nd Branch: Gwales (Grassholm) is an island off the Pembrokeshire Coast & the site of Brân the Blessed & his companions’ 80yr feast. Brân’s severed head entertained the party so that no one wanted to leave, despite an open door just by, facing Cornwall. #FolkloreThursday
A priest a witch?
Following my earlier tweet about the strangely witchy West Country, here's a weird case from my notes.
In 1898 a woman from Chew Magna, Somerset, caused a scene in church by saying she'd shoot the parson, because he'd 'overlooked' her family.
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The #FolkloreThursday theme this week is strangers in strange lands, and I’m sharing a few Alices... here’s how #MargaretWinifredTarrant visualized #AliceInWonderland in 1916. #lewiscarroll #victoriana #victorianlit #alice #kidlitart #goldenageillustration #art #books #book
When Thor fought the frost giants of Jotunheim, their clashes would be heard as thunder here on Midgard. #FolkloreThursday
We’re looking forward to a midsummer making session, suitable for families with artist & folklorist @artyaml exploring fungi folklore -join us to discover its’ special significance at this time of year - https://t.co/6RNUol2Pm8 #folklorethursday fairy ring image by @PhoebeWahl