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In #European #Mythology and #Folklore, the #Basilisk is one of the most #poisonous #monsters. It is a #snake said to be hatched by a #cockerel from the egg of a #serpent or #toad. It is know as the "King of Serpents"
#keepingClassicsalive #Spooktober #spookyseason #TMM #MM
Inktober Day 21#: Turtle Island 🌴 🐢🏝 Again from Native American folklore, like Atlantis, Turtle Island is a secret mythical Island, a magigestic city created by Gods and build on the back of a HUMONGOUS turtle. #mythology #mythober2020 #inktober #inktoberday21 #turtle
Inktober Day# 20: Wedigo 💀🐎💀🏞 In Native American folklore, a wedigo is a monstrous evil spirit of possessing the human race. Ok, I really don’t know the hell this thing is and why is it on the list again? 🤔😆 #mythology #mythober2020 #inktober #inktoberday20 #nativeamerican
#folklorethursday In Arkansas folklore, the Howler is a creature said to dwell in the Ozarks. According to tradition, the creature is bear-like in shape with a gray colored, shaggy coat.
For the prompt folklore, I've done the precursor to the headless horseman, a Dullahan from Irish myth.
(Please note that horses should not eat candy unless they are undead/fae in which case feed them lots)
#drawtober #drawtober2020 #drawtoberfolklore
@drawtober #art
2 days late but better than never! Might need to skip day 18's, tho; I'm feeling sickly. Anyway:
[ARTOBER 16: Folklore]
Werewolves are a common concept in folklore, so I figured I'd draw @Knocktourno's Lycanroc howling at a moon. Yeah, that's all; definitely not cropped... 0:3
DAY 17: CU SIDHE
In Irish and Scottish folklore, the Cu Sith or Cu Sidhe (faerie hound), is a large and fearsome dog with supernatural powers. They are jet black and always large, sometimes described as being as big as a calf or small horse and are usually associated with death
@KathyBurke Morning, Kathy. Yes, please. I draw small animals, folklore, and Willem Dafoe losing his shit. Thank you.
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My name is Mel, I'm a colorblind artist who loves to draw shadowy friends 💀 I'm inspired by nature, folklore, monsters & misfits. I especially love old spooky movies! 👻👻👻
Instagram: https://t.co/QCjePydtX2
Facebook: https://t.co/s1xruBU1ya
@JasminDarnell Hi all! ⭐️⭐️⭐️
I draw comics, fairy tales and folklore, fanart, and sometimes spooky things~
Currently just working and taking on commissions/freelance stuff. 🤭
#PortfolioDay
Hello! My name is Maureen and I create my illustrations based on folklore, myth and imaginations.
IG: https://t.co/GOQycFLltF
FB: https://t.co/oS9FGmP4o8
Shop/Portfolio: https://t.co/rdkOf6VhuP
YouTube: Maureen Fletcher Art & Illustration
Nearly missed #portfolioday 😱
I'm Katie, an illustrator in Manchester, Uk who loves creating pictures inspired by folklore, nature and faraway places
Say hello at katieskelland@gmail.com 🍂
#PortfolioDay
Hi, my name is Ksenia (aka Iren Horrors)
I'm fond on mythology and folklore, I love to create dark, gothic, witchy art 🌙
Instagram: https://t.co/bWJJEDrKKL
DeviantArt : https://t.co/bFCbnJOISZ
Facebook: https://t.co/TsnLC7P6C7
Shop: https://t.co/4lMPcdgnIl
Hi #PortfolioDay , I’m Charlie Arlet (they/them), an artist and writer who loves dark fantasy, mythology, folklore, and LGBTQ+ themes
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#OC_tober2020 day 12: blue
Moray the Kelpie is a timid creature. Before being friends with Murieall his older brothers would pick on him for not acting like a Kelpie. In folklore, Kelpies are shapeshifters (horses mainly) and drown people but he doesn’t want to.
#digitalart
@DrSamGeorge1 Oooh I love these ones. I did a series of illustrations a few years back of dangerous creatures from Celtic folklore, including two of the Baobhan Sith! Where do you go for source material on them? I only found a few examples of stories at the time!
Drawtober day 6! The boots of seven leagues, these are slightly based off an item from European folklore, thought it would make an interesting item. Use with caution though #drawtober2020 #31DaysofDND #dungeonsanddragons #drawtober
@caivonos @steadfastpetrel this is Áine; she’s my daughter and I love her!! she’s an air spriggan bard in a campaign my friend @TigerChildMacks is running that’s deeply inspired by Celtic folklore, and she doesn’t have much time for gender — too many places to go and people to meet!
Yokaitober Day 3: Amabie
In folklore, Amabie is a three-legged (finned?) mermaid-like creature. Fun fact; Japan is using Amabie as a good luck charm against COVID since drawing her is supposed to bring good health. Concept sketch in the comments.
#YokaiTober #CloudieTober