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My half of a trade with ToastedCheese on DA in exchange for an adorable folklore! <3 I got to do a human/monster for this and it was a lot of fun? <3

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contributed an amazing strip to the anthology The Seas all about selkies

Beautiful artwork and clever storytelling

I recommend you go to his site and enjoy a nose around

https://t.co/COjhaGulXa

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Hello! Thank you for this thread ❤️
Ma’ari is a story about two witches who have to fight against and old enemy who is back from the past.
It‘s centered around queer characters and is set in Palermo, Italy, so there’s lot of Sicilian folklore ✨
https://t.co/8AXhoDGMhE

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Illustrations from Grimm’s Fairy Tales by artist, Arthur Rackham (UK, 1867–1939).

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Sea travelers of the Viking Age respected and feared the untame powers of the sea. Myth told of a monster so big, it was placed in the endless ocean. The Midgard Serpent, Jörmungandr, could also spit ‘eitr’ venom.

Art, Johu Huttunen.
Altunastone w/Thor, Sweden.

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Also at school, Aka manto comes to the bathroom when there's no paper and asks "Do you want red paper or blue?" Say red and you're slashed to death, say blue and all your blood is sucked out and you're left dead and blue on the floor art by

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Jörmungandr (Midgard Serpent), Norse mythological monster, son of Loki and archenemy of Thor. Painting to the right by Swiss Romantic painter Henry Fuseli (1790).

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This wildchild from https://t.co/6U0K0AuQtS / https://t.co/CmOsHTFHKT has me so intensely curious.

I can't yell about 's stunnning and intriguing old english folklore comic eNOOUGH y'all!! So glad it exists.

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"Beware the Jabberwock, my son!
The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun
The frumious Bandersnatch!"
- Lewis Carroll - "Jabberwocky", a dragon-like monster with smooth teeth and buttons on his stomach.

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The baku was made at the end of creation from leftover bits of other animals. It feeds on bad dreams and protects from evil spirits and bad yokai. If you have a nightmare repeat three times "Baku-san come eat my dream." But.... by

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The Iberian version of El Coco is called a Bugbear. Although, the Bugbear was more of a sort of hobgoblin(sometimes with a pumpkin head).Only eating disobedient children. 'Bugbear' is also a figure of speech, representing an irrational or exaggerated  

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In Spanish lore, the under the bed is El Coco. The child-eating hairy beast who devours children! Often hiding in closets or under beds, it only eats children that misbehave when they are told to go to bed.

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The Haunted Landscape: Magic and Monsters of the British Isles
23 November 2019



https://t.co/x03kariJFU

Monsters include a dragon, fairies, Old Stinker the Werewolf and the Croglin Vampire.

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