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A Tale of Stars and Shadows Chapter 1 Parts 1~4 OUT NOW, LOOK AT THE PRETTY ART

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I'm going to share a page or two from my forthcoming book of cartoons, 'The Tale of Toxic Positivity' by Beatrix Pottymouth and Paul Magrs...

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a tale of stars & shadows is a fun light hearted story, definitely no trauma and darkness 🧘🏻

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Happy book birthday to this great Spooky tale!!! 👻📖

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Blubber Boy

This piece is inspired by an Innuit folk tale written by Angela Carter in her Book of Fairy Tales.

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My Own Fairy-Tale - 近江彼方 (CV.鬼頭明里)

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Last week at Broken Frontier... Celebrating Tamlin – Aven Wildsmith Reimagines Scottish Folk Song as Queer Fairy Tale in this Eerily Beautiful Graphic Narrative. https://t.co/hrN1YdDsSO

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【宣伝・拡散希望】
Rebirth Tale
不遇な強面軍人のやり直し人生ファンタジー!
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The first Tale from Sky Country features a woman way beyond her 30's, finally figuring out her relationship to life and death because she meets a mouthy seagull

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Sedna is an Inuit deity who ends up in the ocean in many a legend and tale. Along the way, she loses her fingers, which turn into water animals and make their homes in her hair. She offers the ocean's bounty to angakoks who comb her hair 🐋


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A close up of an illustration for The Tinderbox, which I lately. It's an old fashioned fairy tale.

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Harvey let out his breath in relief. Things flying over or passing through the jungle was a daily occurrence, but none of it had been a friendly creature. Just more of whatever force had attacked Tide’s Tale.
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Here ids the artwork from The Tale of the Whale

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Here is another piece by for Pride month

This is Harry watching over the woman he saved in page four.

You can read Old Harry's Tale here
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Happy Pride everyone, be happy and safe 🏳️‍🌈

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“Gandalf! If you had heard only a quarter of what I had heard about him, and I have only heard very little of what there is to hear, you would be prepared for any sort of remarkable tale.” - J.R.R. Tolkien

(Victor Maury)

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