In and the is one of the most It is a said to be hatched by a from the egg of a or It is know as the "King of Serpents"

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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.

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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? 🤔😆

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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.

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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)


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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 's Lycanroc howling at a moon. Yeah, that's all; definitely not cropped... 0:3

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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

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Morning, Kathy. Yes, please. I draw small animals, folklore, and Willem Dafoe losing his shit. Thank you.
https://t.co/CrhZN682Q8
https://t.co/A3UF0PhALn

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Day 16: Folklore. I'm trying to switch to traditional media for the rest of the month. Based on the Momotaro folklore, I've drawn "Momoko", the female version of the hero with a naginata spear.

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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

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Hi all! ⭐️⭐️⭐️
I draw comics, fairy tales and folklore, fanart, and sometimes spooky things~

Currently just working and taking on commissions/freelance stuff. 🤭

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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

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Nearly missed 😱

I'm Katie, an illustrator in Manchester, Uk who loves creating pictures inspired by folklore, nature and faraway places

Say hello at katieskelland.com 🍂

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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

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Hi , I’m Charlie Arlet (they/them), an artist and writer who loves dark fantasy, mythology, folklore, and LGBTQ+ themes

https://t.co/PjCNgvo52Z
https://t.co/8BNUo1EBrM

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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.

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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!

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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

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this is Áine; she’s my daughter and I love her!! she’s an air spriggan bard in a campaign my friend 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!

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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.

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