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thank you for the artshare!!
I'm Zoe and I'm an independent artist who loves everything myth, magic, and folklore related. Almost everything I draw is related to the world of my comic that I'm hoping to start posting later this year!I

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Yōkai (supernatural monsters from Japanese folklore), by Kawanabe Kyōsai (1831-1889)

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My own version of Făt-Frumos, a romanian folklore knight hero. Some sort of Prince Charming with a romanian twist. Done in

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Today’s is all about Seas And Rivers! In English folklore, hags like Peg Powler, Jenny Greenteeth and Nelly Longarms haunt ponds, streams and rivers, catching and eating any children who stray too close to the water’s edge.

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Thank you for the artshare!!

I'm Zoe and I'm an independent artist who loves everything myth, magic, and folklore related. Almost everything I draw is related to the world of my comic that I'm hoping to start posting later this year!

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thank you for the artshare!
I'm Zoe and I'm an independent artist who loves everything myth, magic, and folklore related. Almost everything I draw is related to the world of my comic that I'm hoping to start posting later this year!

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"I was impressed by and I'm even more taken with
- Kim Newman

See what the eminent critic & , said about our films...

-The Droving
https://t.co/Mu4EQfIKyB
-Hex review:
https://t.co/1uMDUKP2tt

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Sail ye the Seven Seas? It's easier than you'd think: the term refers not to seas but the seven "oceans" according 19th century sailors: the North & South Atlantic, the North & South Pacific, the Indian, the Arctic and Southern oceans.

🖼: I. Aivazovsky

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Tir na nOg is the Irish Otherworld, ruled over by a number of Lords and Ladies, Manannan mac Lir above them all. It means Land of Youth and is one of many names: it is the Land of Women, the Land of Promise, the Plains of Delight, and Isle of Apples

🖼: S. Reid

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Though her husband Ægir was the embodiment of the sea and Njord was the god of the sea, Ran was the goddess of the sea's unpredictability, keeping the souls of dead sailors for herself. Her daughters made up the waves; her nets were wide.

🖼: Knightfir3

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The Grindylow is a creature of British folklore, that lurks in rivers, ponds and marshes, and drags children to the deepest areas of the shallows.

They're sometimes known as Jenny Greenteeth.

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Lord of Tir na nOg, Manannan is the Son of Lir, the old Irish sea god. Eclipsing his father, Manannan gave his name to the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea. He is kind and mysterious, his cloak of mists often covering entire landscapes as he moves.

🖼: J. Brideson

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The sea is as densely populated with fairies as any place on earth. These water sprites control the weather and the water, raise storms, and have the power to cause shipwreck, or keep a ship safe.

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Poseidon fell in love with the nymph, Amphitrite. He asked for her hand but she refused and ran away. He sent his best friend Delphin, a dolphin-shaped god, to speak with her. Delphin's persuasive wit convinced her to marry the God of the Sea.

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This week's theme is 'Drake’s Leat' is a watercourse flowing from Dartmoor to Plymouth. According to legend, bewitched a spring “with magical words and starting away at a gallop, the stream followed his horse’s heels into the town.”

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Regional variation and its regional evolution. They are based on the Splinter Cat and Wampus Cat, both from northamerican folklore. You can get more info here https://t.co/MQ7GYQFZDT

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