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New year, new pinned tweet! Hi there, peeps 😊 I'm Angelica, a Berlin-based illustrator. My illustrations have witch, pagan, and fairytale vibes, but I also love animal portraiture 💚 You'll find a bit of both here!

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is the Year of the Water in the Chinese zodiac 60-yr cycle that embodies the passive principle of the universe of relaxation & quietness expected to bring hope, peace, prosperity & longevity.

🎨 Claire Mcelfatrick


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Late GM post! 🫣🤓🌈

Happy Tuesday beautiful people!

“We are like Hansel and Gretel, leaving bread crumbs of our personal information everywhere we travel through the digital woods.”

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Andersen, The Little Matchstick Girl (Michel den Dulk

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The New Year's New Moon is for divination.For a vision of a future love, steal out at night, climb a stile & hail the moon. View the moon through a handkerchief,the number of moons you see is the number of years you have to wait.Img:Frank Dicksee The Moon Maiden

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Fairytale illustration 🍄

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Winter Fairytale
It's a festive kusudama that folds from 12 squares, no glue.
Used here Edo Kosome Rose paper & sparkling holographic foil paper :-)

Diagrams @ https://t.co/v6VvBX1LIm

Happy folding!

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On New Year's Eve, the rats around your house are listening. If they hear nothing said about them, they leave forever. But, if they hear the word rat, they take it as an invitation and return with all their friends...


🎨Warwick Goble

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'There is much speculation as to where the snow comes from. Some surmise that it is simply weather...but it is the old woman who brings the snow.'
- The Old Woman Who Brings the


https://t.co/rQJaJxz2Q3
by James Christopher Carroll

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Chihiro Iwasaki |1918- 1974
The Little Mermaid Thinking of the Prince | 1967
by H.C. Andersen | Danish

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The little wren, in wife of the robin, stands up to birds much larger than herself. In Celtic lore she symbolised the year that was past. She is known to sing throughout & is thus a symbol of hope & rebirth. (5th Jan)

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PUSS IN BOOTS Often seen in panto, is the most renowned animal trickster in folklore. Popularised in Perrault (1628–1703) as Le Chat Botté, in English in Mother Goose, 1780 & Blue Fairy Book, 1889🎨Ills. Doré c.1870; Robber Kitten,1887

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listening to old episodes of dragon's den in the background as i work on the rpg system, make models, and read old fairytales to mine for inspiration. feeling good about this year

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