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It's Ancient Finns held birds in such high regard and had countless beliefs tied to several native species that sometimes they were regarded as the bird folk.

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2021-01-06

Some mushroom folk based on fungi folk. I seriously love the “Chicken of the Forest” mushroom. 🍄🍃

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2021-01-04

I will truly miss the days of Flash games where you sit in middle school playing them on Addicting Games or Newgrounds and play such games like Super Smash Flash, Ultimate Sonic Flash, Bloons Tower Defense 2, or Mario Kombat. Rip Adobe Flash, you will be missed by us 2000's folk.

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2021-01-01

The Long-tailed Tit is available from The BirdScapes Gallery, in North Norfolk. He normally hangs from a wire birch-twig 😊

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2020-12-31

From a Starfinder game that never got off the ground, Minky the Ysoki/Ratfolk. I love rats. Especially chonky little fat rats that like cuddles, and Minky was made in that image.

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2020-12-30

Good night, dear magical Twitter folk. I'm leaving you with these illustrations by Rene Cloke. During WWII, she produced maps from photographs for the Royal Air Force. After the war, she went on to illustrate cards and children's books.

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2020-12-29

Christmas, Day 4: The Holy Innocents.

'Thanne Eroude was ful wroth, and he sente and slowe alle the children, that weren in Bethleem and in all the coostis thereof, fro two yeer age and with inne.'

Details of some harrowing 1860s glass by Frederick Preedy at Gunthorpe, Norfolk.

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2020-12-28

Hello, thanks for the thread! This is Fadhl, a human raised among satyr folk.

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2020-12-26

Landings by Rob Barnes
Rob's linocuts are almost always about light, shape and shadow within landscapes and seascapes. He is particularly inspired by Southwold, Aldeburgh, Snape and parts of North Norfolk.

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2020-12-26

Hello I'm Em and I like to draw a lot of girls and non binary folk. Love this tag and can't wait to follow a bunch of you ❤️🤍🧡💛

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2020-12-25

A little, later jet object, recovered from excavations in It's of uncertain function - it could be a spindlewhorl, but jet was frequently used by the Romans for producing jewellery, so it's also possible the object was intended for use as a pendant.

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2020-12-24

The Avian Villages (Part three)
The last sets of wings for my birdfolk. I promise these are the last wings you will see tonight 😂

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2020-12-21

There's some great projects coming from next year from some awesomely talented folk. Check out their Spring releases here at : https://t.co/5E4Ia596Hh Really excited about these books.

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2020-12-20

Good evening lovely folk. How are you all this evening? Feeling festive?

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2020-12-15

For

“Who are you, Mortal?” Asked the queen of the fair folk. “My name is John. I’m a painter,” he replied. She laughed. “We have no need of painters. We are art itself. We are nature. We don’t grow old like you. Do you have anything to offer us, Mortal?”

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2020-12-15

Good night, dear magical Twitter folk. I will leave you with this illustration by Anna Speshilova.

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2020-12-14

Just a couple o guys some little funny folk.

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2020-12-11

in 1472 birth of Anne Mowbray, heiress to the Duke of Norfolk. Due to her wealth, she was married aged 5 to the 4 yr old Richard, Duke of York, 2nd son of Edward IV & younger of the princes in the Tower. She left him a widower in 1481

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2020-12-11

Good night, dear magical Twitter folk.
(art by Nicoletta Ceccoli)

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2020-12-06