South Sea Island Folktales: Sina and the Eel https://t.co/aaiFrYuaNm

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If while looking into the abyss you find you want to have your imagination elevated.
Visit: https://t.co/WP3Do20ZhA because with the velvet painting folklore its now updated!

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Hello! I'm Mila and I make illustrations and short comics! I've got a soft spot for folktales, poetry and water, I work in bright watercolors and colored inks ✨

🚀Portfolio, about and links: https://t.co/aGczPyGdnk

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Hello, I'm a babby illustrator and Palestinian folktale-teller.
🌎 https://t.co/kuKCbfFris

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Japanese Folktales: The Dream of Akinosuke – Ants, Dreaming Humans and the Butterfly Soul https://t.co/eG3qD6vgt4

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Vasilisa! The Wise Princess and Other Classic Folktales by Kuraibe Keishi is almost ready! Check it out ⬇️💘

https://t.co/hpZWQUgWLy

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Where do you belong? What is natural for you? We may be trying to live other people's life, or we may be stuck in the past or in the future. It's very easy to be, unknowingly, misplaced.
Watercolor and Inks on paper
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Here's a little peek at my piece for the zine! 🐺Definitely check out for more previews and updates because everyone's art is gorgeous!

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The front cover for an Italian folktale I’m illustrating 🌿

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South Sea Island Folktales: Sina and the Eel https://t.co/aaiFrYuaNm

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It's So what better way to commemorate it than with a sneak peek of the piece I did for 's zine!

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South Sea Island Folktales: Sina and the Eel https://t.co/aaiFrYuaNm

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The director of The Tribulation of the Green Snake sends his congrats via a drawing to Huang Xuechen & Sun Wenyan, who won the silver medal at in Artistic Swimming Free Routine, as they performed “Green Snake”, based on folktale Legend of the White Snake

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Resources and the park: https://t.co/5fHNodMAyw is now the largest collection of fairy tales, folk tales, and fables online. ....... https://t.co/XsyLZBq4Na

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Some more funky tigers from traditional folk art

The second one is a depiction of a Korean folktale. I forgot the details but Korean folklore often starts with "When the tiger used to smoke" (in the same sense as "long long ago" at the beginning of English folklores)

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