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#FolkloreThursday All the better for some Bacchic revelry: the office worker's summer holiday! PUNCH cartoon 1938
Xolotl is the Aztec god of death. He was often associated with dogs that were said to lead souls to the underworld #folklorethursday
The Ogham Trees #legendarycreatures from the #woods #folklorethursday #FolkloreLandscapes
For #FolkloreThursday, some illustrations by Walter Crane based on fairy tales.
An undine is a water nymph who gains a soul when she marries a human, but will die if he is unfaithful to her. #FolkloreThursday #Rackham
Kelpie is a Celtic creatures that lives in lakes. Can convince children to ride and drow them. https://t.co/e9iph8ZwMa #folklorethursday
Folklore celebrated on 1981 #British stamp! There was quite a revival in the 1980s. Seeing this made me nostalgic. #Lammas #folklorethursday
Pugot Mamu is a Philippines headless monster. He can eat people through the mouth in his neck. (art Nightmare Syrup). #folklorethursday
The Peluda is a French legendary creature. A hairy dragon of sorts. Apparently wasn't allowed on the ark. #folklorethursday
#Bachelors & #Bachelorettes in #MemoryTrees #rpg LifeFarming #PCgame base on #harvestmoon more info+#Download https://t.co/OaCvkGZjK9
In Japanese Lore, a BAKU is a dream-eater which is a good spirit that devours the nightmares of sleeping people #FolkloreThursday Art:Mosher
My folklore-inspired #shortstory, "Jenny Redcape," is available for purchase on Amazon today. https://t.co/hLbidS6DZx #folklorethursday
DownTheRabbitHoleXX https://t.co/Ug9bzcQUkF #GameOfThones #MondayMotivation #RHOC #bachelorette #AmWriting #beautifulbizarremagazine #GOT7
Gente os presento a Byron, un cocinero con glamour que usa colorete color melocotón xD @dibujando @TheArtBond @ApoyaAlArtista
A chain or crown of daisies will save you from being abducted by fairies #FolkloreThursday
Merrie England! Where shall we search to discover its secret? It is a tapestried thing of colour and gaiety. #FolkloreThursday
A different take on Red Riding Hood for #FolkloreThursday (art mine)
Folklore is where we gift our children monsters. A present so wonderful they give it in turn. - #FolkloreThursday
‘The Fairy Lovers’ (c. 1840) by Theodore von Hoist, thought to be depicting Oberon and Titania #folklorethursday #art
Birth of the Yggdrasil.Inspired by Norse #mythology #folklorethursday #painting