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Pumpkins brothers are having a tea party and Yokobori was invited, but it went out terrible #inktober2018 #day17 #halloween
#inktoberchallenge #inktoberdrawing #illustrationartists #loretaisac #illustration_daily #loreta #yokobori #pumpkin #horrornights #drawing #illustration
Slavic Lore: Aitwar is a household ghost that takes the form of a cock with a flaming tail&smoke-filled eyes or a strange lizard with fire for a tail. If you allow it to sleep in a warm corner of a home it will bring you treasure, if not, your home will burn 1/2 #FolkloreThursday
"Finders Keepers" by Chiara Bautista
#tpiotd #love #lovers #pain #suffering #art #ThursdayThoughts #poetic #beautiful #symbolism #mythology #folklore #FolkloreThursday #mermaid #ghost #darkness #light #differences #fairytale
The #penanggalan is a S.E. Asian (Indonesia, Malaysia, etc) #vampire, a detached female head capable of flying around on it's own at night. It's stomach and entrails dangle below it; during the day it behaves like an ordinary human being.😱 #FolkloreThursday (Image: ProdigyDuck)
Outlines on Brandy's '70s ensemble. You can find instruction telling you to finish all parts of a work at the same rate, or you can do it this way. Whatever works.
Brandy lookbook here - equal parts Ronstadt, Tucker, and Emmylou. Gentry x Loretta x Colter hair completes the look.
HIC FUERUNT DRACONES: Three short essays by Natalie Lawrence on the natural history of monsters
@the_manticore_
https://t.co/2owMaqkrhW
#FolkloreThursday
#ThrowbackThursday
@Joannechocolat new book #BlueSaltRoad is out 15th November. Its a modern retelling of a traditional Selkie tale. Here's one small detail from one of my illustrations for the book. The book was such fun to work on, I cant wait to share more. @DCFolklore #FolkloreThursday
Sure, ghosts and bats and spiders are scary, but let's not forget that in Japan you aren't even safe from vegetables! #FolkloreThursday #yokai
According to Romanian #lore, the blood-sucking #Dracula takes origin from the gruseome ruler Vlad the Impaler. Who got his nickname from his excution style; impaling his enemies & guests with giant wooden spikes, watching their still-twitching bodies slowly die. #FolkloreThursday
When the internet is awash with spiteful Trolls, spare a thought for their ancestors!
John Bauer (1915)
#FolkloreThursday
#witches (gwrach)
sprites (bwbach)
#ghosts (yspryd)
@RCAHMWales takes a look at #Beaumaris Courthouse & place names in #Wales for #Halloween #NosCalanGaeaf #FolkloreThursday - https://t.co/wI8QzY5cbg - one for @FolkloreThurs & @WillowWinsham
The only sort of Troll we welcome on #FolkloreThursday (OK. it's actually a Goblin, but pretty close!) art-self.
Illustration to #Halloween (1785) by #RobertBurns: ‘some account of the principal charms and spells of that night so big with prophecy to the peasantry in the west of Scotland’ watercolour by Walter Weir 1816 #FolkloreThursday @NatGalleriesSco https://t.co/wA3e7YNF7J
#FolkloreThursday scenes from un-life just off the coast of Hopeless, Maine... Art-self and @Nimue_B
#FolkloreThursday Mythic Appalachia includes everything from haints and hags to Black Shuck himself, talking animals to faceless demons. GHOST DAYS is an illustrated anthology that explores the landscape via the travels of an errant witch:
https://t.co/GXmPmhQE4N @FolkloreThurs
Some terrifying details from ‘Witches at their Incantations’ (c.1646), by Italian artist Salvator Rosa. The painting, kindly loaned to @AshmoleanMuseum by @NationalGallery, is one of many chilling items in our #SpellboundExhibition: https://t.co/eDz3Kuzpw1 #FolkloreThursday
Hello #FolkloreThursday! This is @BenTheEpicure welcoming you to a spooktacular Halloween edition! Click on our account to see the best of the day's folklore.
(Image: via Wikimedia)
The Blackthorn rules the dark half of the year from #Samhain. It is dark moon magic, an "increaser of secrets." Its thorns are the pins in a poppet, its wands used for cursing. A tree protected by faeries, its berries are the sloe. #FolkloreThursday
Image - Cicely Mary Barker
while we're feeling spooky, #FolkloreThursday @FolkloreThurs, how about the story of Jan Coo, who clearly hasn't seen enough horror movies because a *something* in the river calls his name and he goes to investigate! You can read the tiny story here: https://t.co/aJeHXikRYc