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Folktale week Day 3 and 4
I hope these will have an open endEd story, the rest filled by your imagination of “The white witch” I wish I could play longer BUT I have a very BIG project coming out on 17th NOV. It is very dear and special to me. STAY TUNE.

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day 2: DREAM 🌟 There are stories of seeing the dearly departed right near death. Whether it’s a dream or real, we’ll never know

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💭 Day 2: Dream 💭

An Irish folk belief from 1888 says that dreams about horses were considered incredibly lucky!

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Day 2 ✨🌕 … then the larks lulled Fox into a sweet sleep overflowing with love and magic…

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The November Moon. Day one of 🌕🐏

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Fly Me to the Moon ~
Day one theme: Moon. Inspired by the Japanese Otsukimi folktale, which is about a kind rabbit who went to live to the moon.

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Foktale Week https://t.co/DcJeEYwelS via

Click on the link above and watch me add details to this illustration! Follow for some amazing artwork this week!

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Happy Folktale week!

This piece was inspired by Finnish lore. The aurora borealis was described as a fox running so fast across the snow that it created flames in the sky. They called this phenomenon “revontulet” or “fox fires.”

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My submission for day 1 of -moon- decided to draw a figure from Irish folklore, the banshee

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🌙#folktaleweek2021 day 1: MOON🌙
This is based off the old tale that when burying bones, if’s part of the skeleton is missing, the owners ghost will wander while the moon is out until fully buried.

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Let the magic begin 🌖 Once upon a moonlight night, a lark sang melodies to enchant the fox below in the forest… ✨#folktaleweek2021

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My wife (who is too smart be on this hell site) is taking part in an art challenge to create an image based on myth every day for the week. Here is day one, the Aztec rabbit that gave the moon its marks at the birth (and sacrifice) of the fifth sun.

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I don’t have it in me to do the full but I really loved the first prompt: Moon 🌕

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Folktale Week!Prompt 1:Moon

Hold tight wee yins, as if a faerie was looking at you...Because she is…

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