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The Rainbow Sword, Fantasy, Art, Illustration, Celtic Mythology, Fergus mach Roich, 8k HD wallpaper, professional painting, Featured on Artstation, Tony Sart
#AI #art #aigeneratedart
"The púca, pooka, phouka is primarily a creature of Celtic folklore. Considered to be bringers both of good and bad fortune, they could help or hinder rural and marine communities. Púcaí can have dark or white fur or hair."
Art by:Eoghan Kerrigan
#MythologyMonday
@EwylanaR Hello Ewy! What a cool Artshare :)!
I'm Shampi a french D&D/TTRPG Artist passioned of Mythology, Nature, Celtic/Fey Stuff! I draw Digital but also Traditional :).
🎲 My 1st PC was an Eldadrin druid
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💕Celtic Goddess Brianna💕
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#Nowplaying Circle Of The Tyrants - CELTIC FROST (TO MEGA THERION [2017 Remastered])
Also want to say, blessed Imbolc everyone 🌾🌰🥣🧶❄
May the winter be short, and the spring be bountiful ~
#Imbolc #celtic #tradition
Brigid, celtic Goddess of Fire, the Home, poetry and the end of winter. Her festival, Imbolc, is on 1st or 2nd of February which marks "the return of the light".
#WyrdWednesday
💡l Let’s talk about ‘Rob the Godess’!
In the lyrics Hozier posted today, he references Brigid, his favorite deity.
Brigid was the Celtic Goddess of poetry, healing, fertility, forge, farm work and cattle, and protector of the household from fire and calamity.
#WyrdWednesday
In Celtic myth the goddess Cailleach personifies winter reigning from Samhain until Beltane. It is said that if Imbolc is warm and sunny, Cailleach will collect more firewood, and prolong winter. An overcast day signals she has overslept and spring is on its way.
“The goddess Brigid is a bridge, crossing the threshold from Celtic to Christian, North and South, winter and spring, water and fire, masculine and feminine.” - @TreacyOC
Art: Goddess Brigid by Bernie Sexton @moonmnacircles #StBrigidsDay #Brigit2022
February 1st is the Feast day of St. Brigid (Bridget) of Kildare. The Abbess who shares her name with the Celtic Goddess. Traditionally, it was the feast of Imbolc, the first day of spring. St.Bridgit's cross was the symbol of Ireland's national broadcaster RTÉ
@ElfiestElfy Hello there! I'm Emerald_Ivyy a Celtic Viking Vtuber! I'm from Ireland, I'm scrappy, derpy, fiesty and who knows what else 🤗💚 Anywho excited for this giveaway, looks so good 😍☺️ lovely to meet y'all!
This time I bring a drawing based on the "Celtic Guardian" of the Yu-Gi-Oh series.
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Imbolc means in the belly of the Mother because that is where seeds are beginning to stir as it is Spring. This holiday is especially sacred to the Celtic Fire Goddess, Brigit, patron of smithcraft, healing, midwifery, and poetry. [Art by Natasallincic]
Since it is Imbolc this week, I thought I would focus on Celtic art and art inspired by Celtic lore.
The last one was: #Oracle. Great #Stonehenge motif with #Orion #stars #swirling #space. #Loveit!
#esoteric #planets #energywork #digitalartist #digitalart #dlmullan #undawnted #energytwitter #celtic #irish #Britain #energytwitter #tarot #mysticism
https://t.co/fCdykMOPXz
Celticmon!! you might know who this digimon was inspired by!
#Digimon #fandigimon #デジモン
Sorlds collide in the fictional city of Newford, the setting of Charles de Lindt's series of urban fantasy novels where old and new world meet. Inspired by Celtic and indigenous folklore with a digital spin, Newford is home to all sorts of people and creatures. #FaustianFriday
The Celtic Tree of Life served as a portal to invisible worlds and a source of sacred knowledge, guarded by the most enlightened ones.
Celts believed that wise people, such as Druids, could see and communicate with the other world. More: https://t.co/HYgzRdNCOw
#WyrdWednesday
Tir Na No'g or the Land of Eternal Youth is the #Celtic Otherworld where all the magical creatures lived.
Ossian and Niamh arriving to Tir Na No'g by François Pascal Simon Gérard
#WyrdWednesday #mythology