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"Final Supper"
prompt's 3 and 4: Midnight Feast and Folklore.
Based on Da Vinci's famous portrayal of the Last Supper.

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For

Took this opportunity to draw a character from one of my favourite artists of all time, Endling.
Thank you for getting me through me art career!

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For the prompt folklore, I've done the precursor to the headless horseman, a Dullahan from Irish myth.

(Please note that horses should not eat candy unless they are undead/fae in which case feed them lots)


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prompt 4 Folklore. This one is inspired by Mishipeshu!

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Filipino Folklore Creatures

Wakwak
Sarangay

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After much procrastinating on doing the sketch and digitalizing, we're finally at Day 4 for Drawtober - featuring a friend's character telling mine about the Great Pumpkaboo!

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2 days late but better than never! Might need to skip day 18's, tho; I'm feeling sickly. Anyway:
[ARTOBER 16: Folklore]
Werewolves are a common concept in folklore, so I figured I'd draw 's Lycanroc howling at a moon. Yeah, that's all; definitely not cropped... 0:3

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I was really inspired by the japanese folklore and creatures like yokai, so I've drawn yokai girls!
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Part 1

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prompt 4: folklore. I decided to go with the Chupacabra

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Prompt - Folklore

Local legend says the Goddess of the Sun loved the Goddess of the Moon so much that, when the Moon faded from existence, the Sun refused to leave her realm, wracked with grief...

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Prompt 4: Folklore

Lilin from prompt 1, my demon-dragon oc! Her name has origins in mythology~
Coloring on one layer was hell orz

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DAY 17: CU SIDHE
In Irish and Scottish folklore, the Cu Sith or Cu Sidhe (faerie hound), is a large and fearsome dog with supernatural powers. They are jet black and always large, sometimes described as being as big as a calf or small horse and are usually associated with death

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