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Bachelor... and thr bachelorettes 😳

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The brave little tailor. Having successfully squashed some flies, the little tailor sets out to take on the world. Here he is defeating sone giants by tricking them into fighting each other.

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The unanswered riddle featured in Alice in Wonderland & The Last Unicorn:

How is a raven like a writing desk?


Illustration: John James Audubon

Did anyone else come up with their own solution? Mine was ...

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Slowly emerging on my paper. As usual I don’t know where it’s going, sometimes they just happen.

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character 'Tenome' was inspired by the of the same name from Japanese folklore 👁

You can learn more about Tenome at: https://t.co/yT8OLVaHTO

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Yuki-Onna is a snow woman ghost described as inhumanly beautiful, whose eyes can strike terror into mortals that get lost traveling in the snowy mountains. She floats across the snow, leaving no footprints.
She feeds on human essence.

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This one is my Rabid I think he looks proper scary, what do you think?
Since we're going to this weekend I thought I'd brush up my pics!
I've always been fond of and it is
They were originally done for a

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Black currant
red currant
raspberry tart
tell me the name of your sweetheart

- Children's jump-rope rhyme from 'London Street Games'

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There was an Old Lady whose folly
Induced her to sit in a holly:
Whereupon by a thorn
Her dress being torn,
She quickly became melancholy.

Edward Lear

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All of our beers come with a story. You might recognise this little guy from our Porthleven Pale Ale artwork.🏄 As you probably guessed, this hoppy beer is named after a legendary surf break in Cornwall...

See our blog to find out more: https://t.co/UkufQ8QPg5

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Woden being attacked by the dark elf lord. Another comic panel I have created for my

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"If the oak is out before the ash,
'Twill be a summer of wet and splash;
But if the ash is before the oak,
'Twill be a summer of fire and smoke."

This piece of plant folklore was reported in "The Folk-Lore of Plants" by T.F. Thiselton- Dyer in 1889.

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The strange world of Edwardian Nursery Rhyme Bat Wrangling, as illustrated by Frederick Richardson.

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There once was a sculptor named Phidias
Whose manners in art were invidious
He carved Aphrodite without any nightie
Which startled the ultra fastidious

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I can’t believe another is here already!

Anyway, here are a few pages from my Dragon Journals. These tiny nocturnal dragons are all resident in the woodlands near my house.

If you’d like to see more of my work, it can be found here: https://t.co/3nSnVZEyiO

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5o día de Pez abuela real (Gramma loreto) mide entre 5 a 8 cm, acostumbra a cavar un hoyo que usa como refugio y no es muy sociable ya que es muy territorial, vive en el océano Atlantico entre los arrecifes de coral a profundidades de 1 a 40 metros.

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I never posted this. His name Leif cause his horns look like Leaves. Adopted him from @/Loretecks on deviantart. I would die for him.
Ignore my tag spam I’m annoying

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The Crocotta is a mythical dog-wolf of India with spots that resemble a hyena. It has the ability to mimic human speech and uses this power to lure its victims to it, usually by pretending to be someone in trouble.

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The persisted in The Silmarillion - less detail, but still a pivotal moment in the story of the Fall of Gondolin.
Art by .

What other invented festivals can you think of in fantasy literature?

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Here’s an invented “Tarnin Austa or the Gates of Summer” celebrated in Gondolin (in Arda) to mark the beginning of summer. That’s the moment that Melko(r) chooses to attack Gondolin.
Art by SaMo-art.

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