It's my birthday today so I'm sharing this personal project again ! ✨

The Morrigan, goddess of War and Fate from Celtic mythology ⚔️

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"After years of training, the Druid becomes one with nature, drawing power from the land and returning it when needed."

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Yo, I'm constantly bouncing close to 500 but I do FFXIV, WoW, D&D, and general fantasy works.

I enjoy representing larger body types in my work/fantasy.

In the middle of building my own world as well. Heavy Norse, Celtic, and Asian inspiration in my works as well

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A Celtic Fox “Sylvan”
I really like this series. And I would like to do a reboot. It would be cool to see it.
Thanks to

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This one took far longer than I expected... a Celtic for today's challenge

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6 - Tangle

I spent a while trying to get the Celtic knot style/Viking sword-dragon to work. But it just wasn't.
So I opted for one of my first thoughts, being plant life and turned it into a rapier cool viking art style link in coms

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When it was actually Lughnasadh, I completely forgot to do some art for it. This is a Celtic festival / holiday celebrating the start of the harvest season. COVID kinda threw a wrench in how my family usually celebrates but I still love the start of the season!

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I guess I forgot to share this here! Two druidesses for the Historical Aesthetics challenge by sarammir (over at Instagram). The topic was “Celtic sorceresses”

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Celtic lore connects bats with witches, ghosts & all manner of beings that traverse the night. Sometimes the bat was a fairy in disguise, a Phooka, who would kidnap his victim to take them on adventures. Some say it is actually the soul being taken on a journey.

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Final version of Cameron from my cyberpunk horror series, Apophenia. I’ve tried to use as many Celtic design elements as I can. Can you name them all? This was a really fun project xD.

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One of my favourite drawings is of "Stan" and remains the best of many more Celtic Icons that I have tried to emulate in my simple artistic style. For you St A. I give you "Stan the Man Petrov"

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ずっと歌いたかったceltic womanさんのIsle Of Hope, Isle Of Tearsって曲

いつ聴いても人の生きる尊さみたいな感情が込み上がる大好きな曲🙏






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According to Celtic legend, the púca is a shapeshifter that can take on a human or animal form. As a human, it will often have animal features, such as ears, horns, or a tail. It is capable of both good and evil.

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I wanted to do Ash with some Celtic shield knots! I also messed with his color palette a bit.

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The sun was an important part of Irish prehistory & can be identified in the spiral carvings on sites such as Newgrange & in the survival of the ring on Celtic Crosses. Here, in my original ink on paper drawing, I’ve taken that idea & integrated it with flowers & serenity.

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The black Phooka in Celtic mythology looks like a cat but they mostly prefer to take the form of a pony and will try to entice humans to take a ride on their back.They will give the rider a wild and terrifying journey before dropping them .

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Proud to have you at & , san.

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