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Hi! My name is Holly and I'm an illustrator based in the UK 💕
I love to draw pastel monster girls inspired by Japanese fashion and folklore! 💜💙
✨Insta: https://t.co/5ANU8ZD6Wx
🌸Patreon: https://t.co/MVylVB3P6O
🛍️Etsy: https://t.co/snOBPe7XRF

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Kuker (Кукер) for week 2 of
Used reference for the design, the type of I like best is the hairy one not the ones with bells. 😅

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FOLKLORE IN QUARANTINE

FOLKLORE IN QUARANTINE

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Shy Cryptid Creatures: Mothman

They like to keep to themselves & really don't appreciate when people blame them for things whenever they finally DO decide to venture out

Done in

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Spring rabbit. This little hatchling was inspired by a legendary hybrid creature Wolpertinger from German folklore.

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TRANSIT47号 永久保存版、バルトの光を探して
ラトビアの自然宗教と文化に関する特集の見開きとモチーフに関してのイラストを描きました❗️

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doodle for day 3, accidentally skipped it.
it's about 鶴の恩返し, a japanese folklore that i love.

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A better look at this Dwarf commission from earlier this year. I think this one would make a sweet sculpture. 🌿

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Thanks Anaïs!

I'm Carly A-F, freelance illustrator. Here's some of my art about myth, horror and folklore.

portfolio: https://t.co/ueYQ1TkHqP
prints: https://t.co/4vvmuEANBL
ko-fi: https://t.co/0cj7TebaVC

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Ninko kitsune 🦊💜
The host of the challenge and original art: Lola's art (facebook). 🙂

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Hello Just stopped you on twitter today and thought I'd join in and say hello! I'm Morvenna and I produce unique Scottish artwork, ranging from wildlife, landscapes to fairytales and folklore! Just visit https://t.co/0EE1fxv9zC to find out more!

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i just learned about Amabie, a yokai whose image prevents disease in Japanese folklore! apparently Japanese artists are drawing her for good luck/morale. I thought that was a really sweet idea and wanted to join in. you can see other interpretations in this hashtag!

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🇮🇪 🧚🏻 In (& beyond) a child was believed to be a child left in place of a human child stolen by the (Arthur Rackham illustration) Celebrating theme of 🧚💫#FAIRYTAIL

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Roman deity Fortuna, goddess of luck & chance, was sometimes known by other names to reflect different types of luck, such as Fortuna Dubia (dubious fortune), Fortuna Brevis (fickle fortune) and Fortuna Mala (bad luck). More Fortuna -> https://t.co/y4BVAp7j5Z

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In the Outer Hebrides, Groundsel (Senecio vulgaris) was used to prevent the theft of milk by witchcraft.

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In the Divine Comedy, thieves are locked in an eternal struggle with snakes and reptiles, which strike them them and steal their forms. As in life they didn't respect others' property, so in death even their bodies are not their own.

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The Fae take what they believe mortals deserve to lose. When mortals cursed their lot, the Fae stole their possessions, leaving them, in dire poverty. Many methods were used to thwart fairy paths,most popular was burning embers in a sowen,none worked.

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Although the Resurrection Men sold corpses, legally a body was not property. Bodies were often stripped; it was a felony to steal shrouds or silver coffin fittings. [Image-Thomas Rowlandson, 1775]
https://t.co/xOJ07l7mIp

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