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INTO THE DARK: A Dark Fairytales + Folklore Zine
Now available for order!: https://t.co/TGI2j7Thrt

Revisit your favorite tales and scenes but with a dark twist!

Preview Tales:
- Hansel & Gretel
- Medusa
- The Red Shoes

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2019-11-09

INTO THE DARK: A Dark Fairytales + Folklore Zine
Now available for order!: https://t.co/TGI2j7Thrt

Revisit your favorite tales and scenes but with a dark twist!

Preview Tales:
- Alice in Wonderland
- Peter Pan
- Scheherazade

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2019-11-08

[ Ken'en ] *Coffret 4T*
7/8 Terminé - 7.50€ *30.00€*
//@ Fuuetsu Dô

On continue avec les coffrets avec [ Ken'en ] !

Cette série nous plonge dans les mythes et le folklore du Japon traditionnel !

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The 'Eachy of Bassenthwaite'. Reports of a large humanoid being of "gruesome and slimy appearance" emerging from the lake. It was first reported in 1873, with sightings in the early 1900s.
Perhaps an 'each-uisge' or 'water horse' from Celtic

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2019-11-08

INTO THE DARK: A Dark Fairytales + Folklore Zine
Now available for order!: https://t.co/TGI2j7Thrt

Preview Artwork:
- The Little Mermaid by
- The Snow Queen by
- The Prince and the Pauper by

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Boobrie
A gigantic black bird, which is supposed to have lived in the lochs of Argyllshire. It had webbed feet and fed on cattle.

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That's it for another amazing 🧜‍♀️
This week's theme was the lore of and A personal favourite, was the one about litterers being obliterated by lightning. Screw those guys! This is wishing you all an epic week (img J. Waterhouse 1893)

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The Obol was an ancient greek coin made of bronze, copper or silver and popular for funerary use. Deceased were buried with obol coins in their mouth to pay the ferryman Charon for the passage across the rivers Styx or Acheron.

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The Mermaid's Pool Derbyshire has a incumbent who will grant immortality on any who see her. The best time to try is on the eve of Easter
🎨Arthur Rackham

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... for Nimrodel flows into Silverlode, that Elves call Celebrant, + Celebrant into Anduin the Great, + Anduin flows into the Bay of Belfalas whence the Elves of Lórien set sail. But neither Nimrodel nor Amroth came ever back.”

Art: Līga Kļaviņa

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Amroth dived into the sea in a attempt to swim back to his beloved, and his fate is also unknown. But Legolas concludes:


Art: Olga Kukhtenkova

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Her lover Amroth waited for her in “havens grey” but a storm set the ship loose + on its way to Valinor. Of Nimrodel we only hear that she was never seen before, though there is a stream that bears her name.

Art:

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I think it was the inspiration for the story of Nimrodel and Amroth in The Legolas speaks of the Elven-maid Nimrodel, who got lost on her way to the west shores of Middle-earth.


Art: Julian Bauer

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2019-11-08

...but he directed his water across the sea towards the west to reach her + mingle his waters with hers. This is, of course, a typical story of an amorous God pursuing an unwilling nymph, but was retold in more romantic terms in the 19th-c and...

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2019-11-07

Posting this spread which captures the Winter Sun beautifully ☀️ Taken from The Woodcutter's Tale by Carol Florence & illustrated by Emily Ford

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