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is an incredibly powerful artist whose work is rooted deeply in folklore. Her work finds the magic and connection in such tales. One can purchase her art at https://t.co/pVzAScN7bO

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Beliau menjalani hobinya di dunia grafis dan seni sejak tahun 2013 loh. Beliau ini juga mendapat inspirasi dari lirik-lirik lagu, folklore dan dongeng.
James Jean, Victo Ngai, Teagan White dan Takashi Murakami menjadi orang-orang yang diidolakannya.

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Mexican illustrator known as creates digital works of art full of color and expression. His style reflects the culture of his country marked by folklore and Mexican traditions, while portraying meaningful scenes of animals and characters.

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I start my quest at the Dark Mirror of Duplicity. I travel through the looking glass, to the land of Deception and Damnation. I face Mendacium the Deceiver. I bring back the Book of Truth to liberate those with Eyes to See and Ears to Hear.

https://t.co/yRHP0WGQtT

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For October's the chosen topic was
I decided to create a set of illustrations regarding Japanese folklore.

Here's the second "episode", with Kitsune 🦊 and Rokuro Kubi 🎻

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A fantasy world of witches and harpies is conjured in these images, melded with the modern-day portals of laptops and the internet.

Anime Meets Folklore in the Dreamlike Work of Oda Iselin Sønderland: https://t.co/PIXnbzkZHH

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Episode 35: Five Minutes of Folklore - the Kelpie...is out now!

https://t.co/DLqrOt05ML

Art by

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Thank you for the artshare!
I'm a small artist whose currently working on a folklore/myth inspired comic. I tend to draw a lot of monsters and fun characters!

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Mad as a hatter may derive from sarcastic French simile
"Il raisonne comme une huitre" -he reasons like an oyster.

🎨John Tenniel

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Walpurgis Night, according to German folklore, is the night from April 30th to May 1st and is the night when witches are reputed to hold a large celebration on the Brocken and await the arrival of spring. This etching is called Walpurgis Night (1923), by Heinrich Kley.

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In the Fens, frogs were called "Cambridgeshire nightingales" as before rainfall at night, the air was filled with their croaking!

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Owarete mo, Isoganu furi no Chocho kana!
[Ah, the butterfly! Even when chased, it never has the air of being in a hurry.]
Art: Ohara Koson
Taken from Kwaidan by Lafcadio Hearn https://t.co/E9fdh0wAh1

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Mawile is based on Futakuchi onna ("two-mouthed woman") in The Futakuchi onna uses the mouth on the back of her head to eat. This yokai is used as a punishment upon a greedy man.

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In Europe tomatoes were known as the “poison apple” because it was thought that aristocrats got sick and died after eating them, but the truth of the matter was that wealthy Europeans used pewter plates, which were high in lead content.

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- Orkney Folktales: A Close Tongue Keeps a Safe Head - https://t.co/zJHqfET8u3

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Joan the Wad, Queen of the Piskies in Cornish folklore could either lead people astray on the moors or guide them home and keep them safe. She has been recorded as a piece of iconography on door knockers and charms to bring good luck. Usually depicted as naked.

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Fujiwara no Ginko

Pronto talvez le de color junto con el último de Mio

Me puse modo jorni y no pude evitar profanarla, perdón 😔

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Me gustó como quedaron los pies xD

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Let's do another!

Sarnax of the Edelwood, inspired by:

The Lizard Cult from Root by .
The Beast from Over the Garden Wall by .
Johnny Appleseed from American folklore.

I'm still surprised the combination was so much fun to play.

https://t.co/3O8xbdOdJi

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