Next week is and I'm joining in!
so stay tuned!

This is a piece I drew las year for the week!

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It's Joining in with princess that channel in some small way but mostly have a style of their own!

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Hello!I’m joining folktale week this year!This folktale week I will be telling the story from Kerala folklore about a Madmen and his association with the female Goddess Bhadrakaali, as she goes out of the temple to dance!

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revamped my over a decade old chara - Lune the Rabbit! she's based on the moon rabbit folktale (hence why i gave her a mochi kine as a weapon too) and jumps super high!
(+she can float midair)

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hi ! i'm tor, a mixed asian fantasy-folktale creator.

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"running out of time"

we are made of time
made of every dust of stars in the sky
takes eons for our birth to come
yet we always feel
that we're running out of time
somehow, we forgot that
we are the only star we can
put a wish upon

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I love the endearing charm and child like simplicity of these enchanting illustrations for the German about sisterly love, little known Austrian illustrator Felicitas Kuhn-Klapschy. 🤍❤️

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This fantastic is by Marina Halak for folktale week. Marina is represented by - check out her wonderful at https://t.co/QrTaoE4rDj https://t.co/w2yvz3QZAV

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is a French folktale, by Charles Perrault. The tale tells the story of a rich, enigmatic man, with a long black with glints of blue, who murders his wives and how one of the wives foils him & avoids the fate of her predecessors
🎨Gustave Doré

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- Orkney Folktales: A Close Tongue Keeps a Safe Head - https://t.co/zJHqfET8u3

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According to some Scandinavian folktales witches could create 'troll cats' from human hair and nails. It's said that they looked like a ball, a rabbit, a hare or a regular cat. They stole milk and cream and brought it back to the witch that had created them.

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Blue Fire is based on a Korean folktale. Woodcutter's daughter marryies a rich guy to save her family from financial ruin. Come 2 find out the guy is a phantom in disguise. Didn't like the ending so I wanted my beauty & the beast rewrite

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SLJ STARRED REVIEW! for . . .
THE MUSICIAN by Liu Xuefeng, illus. by Gunter Grossholz
"This traditional tale, told here in English for the first time, belongs on the folktale shelf of every library."

A beautiful story of the power of friendship and music.

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Indonesian Folktales Series
- Lutung Kasarung -

A sister’s jealousy, a cursed princess, a magical monkey

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In THE MAGIC ACORN, Sorrel’s grandfather tells him a folktale about the first squirrel who lost a magic acorn, and how lost acorns end up growing into magnificent trees. Now Sorrel feels much better about his own lost acorn.

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