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Hey,
Cette semaine je parle de Ken'en - comme chien et singe paru chez @dokidoki_manga
Entre amitié impossible et improbable et folklore, je me demande comment le tome 1 a pu me laisser hésiter ! https://t.co/LEKEbhiBeN
In Japanese folklore, 'Jubokko' is a Vampire Tree that grows on an old battlefield, where many people have died and blood has soaked the ground. If you walk close to the tree, it captures you with its branches and sucks the blood out of you
@inkbender_ Thanks for the thread!
I'm Aven and I make art inspired by nature, folklore, and spooky stories.
🌙 https://t.co/VJai0QKUye
🍄 https://t.co/peaQHw3hcV
@M_Rose_Media Thanks for the thread and congrats on getting close to 1.9k!!
I'm Aven and I make art inspired by nature, folklore, and spooky stories.
🌙 https://t.co/VJai0Qtj9E
🍄 https://t.co/peaQHvLFOl
THE DREAMING #13 is out now, btw. Even if you haven't been following the series, this is a lovely little standalone oneshot about fading folklore, illustrated by Dani. Super proud of it.
In Japanese folklore, Kanazuchibō is an odd-looking yōkai which appears in some of the earliest picture scrolls. It is depicted in a number of ways but most often it is a goblin like creature with long, flowing hair, big buggy eyes, and a beak-like mouth. #FolkloreThursday
In Japanese folklore, a Nure-onna is a spirit which resembles a reptilious creature with the head of a woman and the body of a snake. She is typically spotted on a shore, washing her hair. She sometimes chokes you to death with her long snake body. #FolkloreThursday
Hi! I’m Jade, a primarily digital artist who loves to draw things inspired by nature, folklore, horror, dreams, cartoons, and more! The content you’ll see here will probably be very mixed, as I don’t really stick to a certain style. 🍀
Hello #VisibleWomen !
I'm Maou mostly drawing mecha art and comics of creatures from Philippine folklore, but I also illustrate other subjects too. Currently a freelance artist who also draws, writes, prints, binds, and markets my own indie comic.
#artph #ArtistsofSEA
Hello there! I'm Raahat, a British-Indian illustrator from England with a deep adoration for forests, folklore, animals and adventure!
#VisibleWomen
🌲Website: https://t.co/YfdOONEioj
✨Shop: https://t.co/kHgowpydzL
🌻Instagram: https://t.co/i5ChSsQdLU
Ivan Horobchuk born in Monchyn, Vinnytsia Obl Dec 17, 1957. Member of National Union of Folk Artists.
Works can be found at Small Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Vinnytsia Regional Museum of Local Folklore, Ukrainian Embassy in San Francisco (USA), etc.
#ArtistsofUkraine
Hello #visiblewomen! I'm Emily Cheeseman, an illustrator inspired by fantasy, folklore, and tales of adventure.
contact: escheeseman@gmail.com
portfolio: https://t.co/vPUimpjh1d
shop: https://t.co/NTYivKi8aF
Howdy #VisibleWomen ! I’m Kaylee, I’m an Ohio based comic artist and illustrator. I love folklore, d&d, tarot and women with swords.
Creator of #TalesoftheTarot
✨https://t.co/S2RzWjefpD
✉️kayleepinecone@gmail.com
🎨https://t.co/OoHQtvsgOp
Hi #VisibleWomen! I'm Jessi, and I love to create fanciful illustrations inspired by folklore, fairytales & nature! I'd love to dive into more fanart in the future!
⚙ artsyrobotz@gmail.com
🌿https://t.co/QKgLd1PZyo
✨https://t.co/k1rq7prle1
Hey #visiblewomen I'm Megan, a fine artist & designer from Seattle. I create artwork inspired by folklore, history, nature, and witchcraft. I love product design, and run an online store!
Portfolio: https://t.co/zVWwgTCQUj
Shop: https://t.co/IwDDSCNcLk
IG: thecreepingmoon
Hello #VisibleWomen! I'm Nata, an illustrator with a passion for folklore, dark corners of history & the wilderness. I have a thing for strong women & gnarled trees.
Creator of #aCompendiumOfWitches ✨
🌿https://t.co/5GBlv3D0Wg
Behind the scenes: https://t.co/QKPokY7KOd
hey y'all~! I'm Princess 👑✨💖 I'm an illustrator that loves folklore, games and spooky movies! I also do editorial work when I'm not painting ghosts or petting my cat.
🌟https://t.co/uGlhzJRwY0
☕️https://t.co/LGMLSzD332
👻https://t.co/ug0Bumy6MD
In Philippine folklore, Hanan and Tala were the daughters of the Tagalog god, Bathala. They were star goddesses, one the evening star, and the other the morning star. Tala was said to be responsible for constellations and to have used orbs of light to guide travellers home.
#FolkloreThursday In European folklore, a werewolf is a human who can shapeshift into a wolf either purposely or after being placed under a curse or affliction and especially on the night of a full moon.
Art: Jean Michel Brisset
My Tagalog Mech-and-Magic Science Fantasy game about warrior-pilots fighting to protect a darkened galaxy based on Filipino Folklore, Myth, Culture, and History is ready for #SessionZero! Man, what a journey, but my #RoadtoSessionZero is done. Cover by the talented @togidemi!