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Sorry, I feel he is like a Vietnamese fairytale character called the coconut boy 🤣🤣

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To our readers & followers THANK YOU! The response to our home learning packs & free online issue has been phenomenal- we're so touched by the emails & messages. Here's some good old-fashioned fairytale fun from The Incredible Crow in our new issue, lovely art by

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I love animated fairytale musicals and hope to work on one someday!

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Here is Gyro y’all

He represents the Diamond symbol in the four card suits ♦️

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The Magician's Tea-Party, illustrated by Nellie Syrett, 1900 art

It is a fairytale written by British suffragist and author Evelyn Sharp.

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So, right now i'm working at another RWBY crossover. This time with my favourite fairytale (kind of).
Guess which one?

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Hiro Mashima for all the shit he went through during Fairytale (TO NO FAULT BUT HIS OWN) was able to bounce back with space series in Eden's Zero

while Masashi Kishimoto from his success with Naruto drops a space series in Samurai 8 and BOMBS

The symmetry is CRAZY

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But after a time the legend evolved to the point where the banshee lost its grief and sympathy and became just an evil harbinger of death. As the tale evolved even further, the banshee's song transformed from a message to the reason of somebody's death. 2/2

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I am a tad late in the day for but heyho here we are. And the fairies are greenish for St Patrick's Day!

🎨 Angel Dominguez

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“Do they die? Blake saw a fairy’s funeral; but in Ireland we say they are immortal."

—W.B. Yeats

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series 2 is here! Meet the newest prints/stories to be added to so if you love horroe these are perfect for you!

And please please feel free to share!

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“Irish Fairy Tales" by James Stephens, first published in 1920, features beautiful art by Arthur Rackham.
Happy ☘️ to all!

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"Come away, O human child!
To the waters and the wild
With a faery, hand in hand"
~The Stolen Child by WB Yeats

Art: Arthur Rackham

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LEPRECHAUNS are considered the only faerie to have a trade which is that of shoe-making. It's believed because leprechaun’s dance so much they are always in need of new shoes.
🎨David T. Wenzel

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Happy ☘️
This Celtic tale from Ireland is called The Shee an Gannon and the Gruagach Gaire. A story of a five-headed giant, twelve brutal slayings and a laugh so loud the whole world heard it. Read the tale via link: https://t.co/qROdqUTLRi

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