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“Four and Twenty Blackbirds Baked in a Pie...” Walter Crane’s #illustrations for his children’s book, Song of Sixpence, published in 1909.
#BritishPieWeek begins on 4th March. #nurseryrhyme #FolkloreThursday
This is wholly and shamelessly fanart of my two favourite bachelorettes from Stardew Valley with the Anthro Characters mod.
How could you resist these two?🐉💕🦊
(game)
https://t.co/tgymqJ3qKj
(furry characters)
https://t.co/QcMrBbKlVI
#StardewValley #fanart #furry #digitalart
We’ve updated the demo for Floret Bond!
There’s been tweaks and improvements to the script/sprites. Though the main change is that we have nicer looking CGs now. They’re no longer plain sketches.
https://t.co/1sjnfvPBiS
#indiedev #evn #vnlink #gamedev #otome #visualnovel
In The Wild Swans, by Hans Christian Andersen, Eliza's 11 brothers, shape-shifted to swans, carry her in a net to a land across the sea. The journey takes 2 days. In #numerology 11 represents the doorway to journey and 2 represents life's duality. #FolkloreThursday #fairytale
#FolkloreThursday Dragons abound in the folklore literature of many cultures. What is the true nature of a dragon? Who is to know...
Illustration: Wayne Anderson.
Ladybird book pictures on request.
‘Snow White and Rose Red’
#EricWinter #FolkloreThursday
@laura77jay @emlou1979
I’ve always found Baba Yaga’s hut fascinating. Not stationary, but walking, spinning, dancing on chicken legs. And Baba Yaga herself travelled in a pestle and mortar. Baba Yaga hut artwork by me. Baba Yaga with pestle and mortar: Ivan Bilibin #FolkloreThursday
"The Ceffyl-dŵr, or water-horse of #Wales, was a beautiful but small creature who, after tempting the unwary traveller to mount him, soared over river and mountain, then suddenly melted into thin air and threw his rider to destruction."
-Folklore of Wales (1909)
#FolkloreThursday
Once upon a time in 1890s Prague, a clerk at the General Financial Directorate, Artuš Scheiner, began to draw as a hobby & salve to the interminable paperwork. Before long, his romantic fairytale illustrations were being published to great acclaim across Europe. #FolkloreThursday
“Traveller, traveller, tramping by
To the seaport where the big ships lie..”
The Traveller’s Joy (of the Clematis family) is an English flower, & is so named as it was a welcome sight to travellers both setting out from & returning home. #FolkloreThursday
Img & vs: Cicely Barker
Melusine character Bachelorettes for player WIP
🥨MemoryTrees : #RPG simulation game [BXG] [GXB]
🥞Download public version https://t.co/RxLPjjXYz2
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#characterdesign #gameart #gamedev #patreon #indiedev #indiegame #fantasyart #AnimeArt
friends who played old school harvest moon... who was your mineral town bachelorette? mine was karen lol
Selkie sketch! I’m tired now but I’ll do some creepier creatures later
#FolkloreThursday #selkie
Red As Blood, White As Snow, Black As Ebony... Discussing The Big Three Colors in Fairy Tales (older post; focus on Euro tales - would like to expand...). Bonus: lots of lovely @Himmapaan art showcased! https://t.co/J3XPoRTYwQ #FolkloreThursday
Since ancient times, red, the warmest of hues, was the color of life and intense emotions. In some Slavic languages, red can replace the words beautiful, splendid, and colorful. Red has also been used to protect against diseases and evil. #FolkloreThursday (Img: Arthur Rackham)
#FolkloreThursday again?! I'm looking for a folk story (preferably with animals) to illustrate if anyone has any suggestions ☺
'Colours in Fairytales', an essay which ended up in my book "Seven Miles of Steel Thistles" - 'Fairytales contain their own colours, brilliant as any medieval painting. As red as blood, as black as ebony, as white as snow.' https://t.co/yepxkHV0zD @FolkloreThurs #FolkloreThursday