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L'exposition BIZZARIUM !!
Je vous présente projet un peu fou et pour le Naturoptere.
Je dessiner 18 creatures provenant des légendes et folklores d'une sélection de pays.

Travailler sur ce projet a été un véritable plaisir. 2e projet sur cette thématique. Un 3è en prévision ?

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A doodle of a 'snipe' as in the mythical folklore beast one hunts for, based upon the local (to me) stories I heard through the boyscouts, girlscouts, Royal Rangers and Awanas lore.

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Boto Cor-de-Rosa 🏵

Esse personagem faz parte do jogo fake que aparece no mangá Folklore Warriors 98 – um dos vencedores do SilentManga 14, que recebeu o prêmio Excellence Runner-Up. Todos os personagens do mangá são baseados nas criaturas do folclore brasileiro

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F is for Futakuchi-onna - yōkai (or demons) from Japanese folklore. It takes the form of a young woman, who has a large second mouth on the back of their head that does all the eating, and boy does it eat!😋

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~Betrayal~
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a piece based on a Brothers Grimm tale, The Maiden Without Hands and the re-telling by Phillip Pullman
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¡Contemplad, oh mortales, al poderoso Gruagach, que lucha por resucitar el reinado de la Buena Gente!

From the and from by

Behold, oh foolish mortals, the mighty Gruagach, who fights to restore the Good People sovereignity!

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“Neigh.”

So, Scottish folklore has an oddly large amount of ‘evil water horses’, like kelpies. However, if you go far enough north to the Orkney Islands, Orkadian folklore has the most evil water horse, the Nuckelavee. (Cont)

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thought about that Philza could be Leshy
(Leshy is a mythical forest creature from russian folklore, which moves by clinging to branches with his hair)

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Today’s prompt is all about the heavens! I decided to paint a harpy, everyone’s favourite feathered personification of storm winds. They range in description from pretty maidens to ugly monsters, and they lived in either the Strofades, Crete or the Underworld.

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Perun is the Slavic god of thunder, lightening, and the sky. He was said to live at the top of the world tree, where he could survey the mortal world and the underworld.

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Toni Morrison used to talk about truth & myth. Like the old myth of Black slaves flying back to Africa, & reclaiming their freedom. Folklorists sought such tales, & artists, such as the Dillons, capture how the power of flight, for Black lives, endures.

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congratulations on 1.3k and 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 my wip comic that I'm hoping to start posting later this year!

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Well, what DOES the fox say? The fox says check out SPECIES: FOXES! Featuring Japanese folklore of the kitsune, works toward the tales of Reynard the Fox, with works penned by , , , , , and moer!

https://t.co/faAqatxA3e

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Thank you for the artshare!

I'm Zoe and I'm a digital artist who loves everything myth, magic, and folklore related! I'm also working on a comic and most everything I draw is related to the world of it!

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Thank you for the artshare and congratulations on the milestone!

I'm Zoe and I'm a digital artist who loves everything myth, magic, and folklore related. I also draw a lot of monsters

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There has always been a symbolic link between the sky and those at sea. A red sky would have different meanings based on time of day. The moon & stars would be crucial for navigating especially on the open sea

Painting by J. M. Turner, Fishermen at Sea, 1796

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Inca goddess Mamma Quilla or Mother Moon cried tears of silver. A fox fell in love with her but when she squeezed him close, his blood formed the dark patches of her seas...

🎨Comerre

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The 1560's saw some peculiar celestial events occur in Europe. In 1561 in Nuremberg (L) people had multiple interpretations (many religious) about the strange lights (most likely they were sun dogs). In 1566 in Basel (R) similar sightings were reported.

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