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Before you start building a new home put a pile of rocks or stakes at the potential corners. If you return & the markers are disturbed, pick a different site; the fae aren't happy. They may even move your stakes to the spot they'd prefer you build.
Art: A. Lee

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SKILLYWIDDEN The wonderful name of a Pixie caught by a farmer in Trerbridge in It is one of only a few captured fae that have ever been documented; recorded in Hunt's Popular Romances of the West of England, 1865 🎨Cornish Piskies Brian Froud

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Illustrator Cicely Mary Barker was largely self-taught due to ill health.
Her Flower Fairies combined botanical sketches with characterful life drawings of local children.
Here her portrait of ‘The Garden Boy’ becomes the watchful Elm

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The Cù Sìth "faery dog" is a huge dark-green hound that roams the wilds of Scotland. He howls three times to signal death - to escape, you have to reach safety before the third howl, but if you hear the third you'd be rooted to the spot and die from terror.

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Today's theme is fairies and other fey creatures so let me introduce you to some of mine 😁

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little creatures, gather 'round! this theme is my jam 🌱

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In 1884 a mail-cart driver from the Isle of Man had a fascinating tale to tell. He was beset by a troop of fairies who threw his mail-bags on the road and danced around them. This went on until daybreak and the poor man was late for work.

🎨Bartolomeo Giuliano

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A Fairy realm known as “Tir Na Nog”, is said to be a place of spectacular beauty (forest wilderness or flowery meadows). The inhabitants of Tír na nÓg are very beautiful and eternally young. Yet it is extremely dangerous for humans to enter this fairy world.

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The "xente cativa" ( = 'little people' in Galician) is said to live in hillfort. They are very poor, they eat very little (some oysters and mussels) and the neighbors even gave them bags to make clothes, since they were naked.

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‘Ittan-momen’ are long, narrow sheets of cloth, reanimated as tsukumogami (house objects that have acquired a spirit). They attack with malice & anger by wrapping their bodies around a person’s face and neck, strangling or smothering them to death! 😧

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The Hidebehind of American folklore is a vicious, man-eating creature that stalks the forests forests, hiding behind the nearest tree whenever their victim turns to look back. It was blamed for the unexplained disappearance of lumberjacks and others in the woods

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The Mongo people speak of the Biloko (Eloko in singular) dwarf-like creature of the Congo River forests who are hairless, clawed creatures covered in grass with mouths big enough to eat a human. The spirits of ancestors who hold grudges, they are treacherous.

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Robin Hood and Little John
Walkin' through the forest
Laughin' back and forth
At what the other'ne has to say
Reminiscin', This-'n'-thattin'
Havin' such a good time
Oo-de-lally, Oo-de-lally
Golly, what a day

Song from Robin Hood
Lyrics by Roger Miller

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For we're honoured to share a terrific new piece of from Todor Popov.

Todor designed the striking titles and poster concept for our film 'HEX':https://t.co/kUieUMGhfb

See more of his work here: https://t.co/bUHbumkJBk

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The wilderness is masculine, the city feminine, in Mesopotamian reckoning: Shamhat, a sacred prostitute, goes into the wilderness to use her wiles to "civilize" Enkidu so he may fulfill his purpose and rouse Gilgamesh from his tyrannical ways.

🖼: LiigaKlavina

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My fav centaur is from Greek Chiron. A great healer, astrologer & respected oracle. Said to be the first centaur; highly revered as a teacher of mythological In his accidental death, he was spread among the  as the constellation Centaurus.

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A part of me will always wish that we can, like Hansel & Gretel, find houses made of gingerbread deep in the woods, if we search hard enough. ☺️🌲🍭


🎨By Vogel, Kubel, Mattotti, Vtorenko

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The German love of mysterious forests runs deep. So when Romanticism hit, the Grimms turned to Germany’s Black Forest for inspiration. Nearly 200 km of dense, pine forest made it a perfect setting for enchanted fairy tales. 💫🌲#FolkloreThursday
🎨 By Friedrich & Nielsen

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Limos, the goddess of famine, breathed into Erysichthon's mouth and cursed him with insatiable, inhuman hunger. Why? Because he cut down a dryad's tree. This killed the dryad. He ended up eating himself. The gods don't play.

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Creepy warning! The wendigo stalks East coast forests, including our own region. This was created with on Readi-Board.

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