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OH,AHORA SI LO SUBO ✨✨💕




Un busto de Eira que hice ayer para no perder el toque de dibujar al nene uwu

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2021-03-18

All things sweets and fairytale✨💐

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2021-03-18

🐺 𝓐𝓵𝓹𝓱𝓪 🐺

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ᴱˡ ˡᵒᵇᵒ ᶠᵉʳᵒᶻ, ʰᵉʳⁱᵈᵒ


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2021-03-17

The Old Woman of Winter and Wise Woman is the Cailleach, a trickster spirit of Gaelic-speaking regions. Frost is her coat laid on the ground, for winter is her time, and she can spite you or bless you if you are kind. Don't fear her: embrace her

🖼: J. Brideson

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2021-03-17

I decided to join in on the ! These are my characters for a project that I haven’t worked on for a long time called No Goodnights; a story about the classical fairytales’ endings getting mixed up and corrupted.
And they fight monsters.

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2021-03-17

Maman Brigitte is a loa, a white woman with fiery red hair, a taste for rum and spices, and a nasty mouth. Wife of Baron Samedi, she is none other than Brigid of Kildare, born through the marriage of Catholic sainthood and Yoruba religion.

🖼: G. Zielinska

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2021-03-17

Princess Aine was fought over by her lover Fergus of the Fianna (warriors with supernatural skills) and Curoi of Tuatha de Danann (the fairy race). They settled it with a game of hurling where Fergus scored the winning goal. mythology

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2021-03-17

Suppose the legendary Hound of Ulster from Irish lore and medieval manuscript has an itch. What does “itch” mean to you in this context and would you help him scratch it? https://t.co/QL2jYbhpsz

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2021-03-17

Fairy trees were portals to fairy worlds in Ireland. Therefore, one never felled a fairy tree —often a mighty hawthorn with gnarled, old roots —the doorway to fairy abodes. To this day, people bring offerings to these old & beloved trees. 🧚‍♀️🌳

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2021-03-16

Stephen Reid was a Scottish illustrator who illustrated Eleanor Hull's The Boys' Cúchullain (1904). An excellent team in my opinion to share the tales of Cúchullain anew. But always felt sorry for the real Cúchullain (the dog)

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2021-03-16

The Morrigan is the Phantom Queen, goddess of death and war and prophecy. A Sovereign Queen and a wife of the Dagda, she is a shapeshifter and triple goddess, with her two sisters Badb and Macha representing her connection to crows and horses.

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2021-03-16

Illustrations by Canadian artist Jillian Tamaki (b.1980) for Irish Myths and Legends(Folio Society) by Lady Augusta Gregory (1852-1932) Lady Gregory, dramatist & folklorist, co-founded the Irish Literary & the Abbey Theatres with W.B. Yeats

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2021-03-16

Origins of the Jack-O’-Lantern: Legend of Stingy Jack
Irish folklore is full of descriptions of a character known as Stingy Jack. A drunkard and cheat, Jack manages to swindle the devil. https://t.co/uetxN7Degn

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2021-03-16

The Curupira are demonic fairies of Brazilian folklore, who resembles a dwarf with red hair. They prey on poachers and hunters who take more than they need and they create a high pitched whistling sound to drive its victim to madness.

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2021-03-16


☘️Fun ☘️
Did you know there are no lady leprechauns?
In traditional Irish folk tales, there are no female leprechauns, only little guys who spend their days making & mending shoes which means they earned the gold they guarded.

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2021-03-16

Day 3: Fairytales 🐸👸

what a lovely princess - but is not one to hesitate to give the 'cold' shoulder to this amphibian prince in need

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2021-03-16