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@King_PRomulus My Scary Tales
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There are many tales in #JapaneseFolklore of frog brides. In these stories, magical frogs take on human form with the goal of marrying a human man. They look just like regular women, only they tend to be quite frail and often don't have the strength to do many...
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@leaf_swan @mojoheadsnft I finally waited for the green thread! Everyone always wants purple, red, or pink.
So...
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“I'm a self-taught illustrator who loves to draw!” Step inside the world of LittlePinkPebble, whose technicolor dreamscapes and fanciful imagery set the scene for tales of adventure and magic! #Artist #Artwork
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But that's what makes a cast more interesting and strong. What makes a main cast of characters believable and genuine is how they take clashing of ideals and how they can ultimately come to terms with it
And that's what Tales of Arise successfully does in its run time.
🇯🇵 Norakuro is a manga created by Suihō Tagawa (1931). It was used during the Second Sino-Japanese War by propaganda and was developed into tales of military exploits of the dog army against the "pigs army" (a caricature of Chinese soldiers). Here is a flag representing Nokakuro!
I'm continuing to get lessons in digital comic making. Little Tales is a simple gag strip so I keep the format simple. Glory needs masking and layers and things. the end result will be graytoned which is why I use colors that won't actually be present in the comic.
@DanFreebairn My Scary Tales
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Central Asian lore has tales of the Vegetable Lambs of Tartary: sheep that grow from plants. They stay connected to the plant by stems resembling umbilical cords & can only graze as far as the cords allow. Once all nearby plants have been eaten, the sheep die. #FolkloreSunday