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Leviathan Of Fire
An imaginary art of one of the oldest and strongest creatures noted in theology and mythology. https://t.co/2b2vVxxOC1 via

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Thank you for the artshare! I'm Andrea, I love fantasy, mythological and horror themes 💫

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Thank you for the artshare! I'm Andrea, I'm a freelance artist from Italy who loves fantasy, mythological and horror themes 💫 here's some of my work!

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Thanks for the artshare! I'm Andrea, I love fantasy, mythological and horror themes! Here's my work+ my latest post 💫 https://t.co/ss1yxSaIVs

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hey there👋

i'm currently working on an OGN about art, fractious family ties and if living up to your own mythology makes for a life worth living

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Hi! I'm Andrea, I'm a freelance illustrator and I love fantasy, mythological and horror themes!

Portfolio: https://t.co/19jukgc4HL
Linktree: https://t.co/nrMCihMjVC

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Wow 1200!! I'm Andrea, I love fantasy, mythological and horror themes! Here's some spooky art plus my latest post! https://t.co/L74JkPagtl

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Thank you for the artshare! I'm Andrea, I love fantasy, mythological and horror themes 💫 here's my art and my latest post! https://t.co/gH50XS7gsK

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Day 2 & 5: Mythology & Crossover(Lore Olympus)

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San continues her studies about Norse mythology. She heard about very strange God, so she decided to live a Loki’s life for a while 😳 https://t.co/vnhX76fqB9

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Snakewoman by Ray Harryhausen

The Naga in Harryhausen's film "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad" is a dancer with four arms and is just called the Snake Woman.

In and nagas are snake human hybrid beings who can assume either form.

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Good morning from all of us at the Mythoverse.

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Nymph and Eros by Nikolaos Gyzis, 1897

Eros in the god of love and desire in In early accounts he is a primordial deity while in later accounts he is Aphrodite's and Ares's son.

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Thank you for the artshare! I'm Andrea, I love fantasy, mythological and horror themes 💫 here's some on my works

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(albeit inspired by contemporary Indian cinema) of themes from Hindu mythology. In these paintings he emphasised the physical forms of the heroes, heroines, gods and goddesses in marked contrast to traditional and classical styles of Indian painting. In his paintings,
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publications in what can collectively be termed as calendar art. His works remain hugely popular even today.[1] His mythological paintings and calendar art have been collected widely. He is also widely celebrated in the Indian calendar industry for his "realistic" depiction
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