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They are shy so please don't take picture of them ✨
#bigfoot #cryptid #mythicmay #mermay
When I lived in China and HK, I was told varying tales of the E gui. An ever hungering ghost, born from the greed and gluttony of a human in life, with too small a mouth, distended belly, and sometimes even spewing fire. #MythicMay #mythology @charamath
Day 7 of #MythicMay : Ladon.
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Day 6 of #MythicMay : Bake-Kujira
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Day 5 of #MythicMay : Quetzalcoatl
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Behold the dangerous and merciless Wolpertinger 🐰
#wolpertinger #cryptid #mythicmay #mermay #bunny #drawing #art
The #BakeKujira are ghosts of whales killed by people, lurking in the Sea of Japan. I was inspired by bioluminescence and transparent deep sea fish, I think they make great spectral creatures. #MythicMay
Day 7 of #mythicmay
Ladon is a serpent-like creature that guards the golden apple tree in the Garden of Hesperides.
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#Mythicmay Day 7 #Ladon Greek #myth Golden apple guardian serpent-like dragon #serpent #dragon #goldenapples #illustration
I finished yesterday’s #MythicMay Bake Kujira at 4am, so I’m posting it today.
The Ladon, a multi-headed serpent that guarded The Golden Apples for @charamath #MythicMay
I couldn't post yesterday, so here's my two snakes babies for #MythicMay : #Tsuchinico and #Minhocão
#snake #cryptid
#MythicMay Cinco de Mayo is a classic god, Quetzalcoatl!
I went...very literal with this one, but who doesn't love the Quetzal's beautiful plumage?
Day 6 of #mythicmay
A Bakekujira is a yokai which takes on the appearance of a large ghostly skeleton whale. It is said to be accompanied by strange birds and fish.
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I decided to take a less traditional approach with this #Quetzalcoatl I did for #MythicMay. I thought of a creature that could inspire such myths and ended up with this cross of an archaeopteryx and Knysna turaco.
#ShugMonkey for #MythicMay! In the folklore of Cambridgeshire this creature is said to haunt Slough Hill Lane. It's described to have the body of a shaggy black sheep dog and the head of a monkey with huge shiny eyes. My brain just registered "huge shiny eyes" and went "aye-aye".