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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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At the rainbow's end, the Leprechaun kept a purse filled with unending gold. If you caught him, you could claim it, as long as you never took your eyes off him or left the spot. He was full of wiles and always managed to keep that gold safe

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Illustration from Sleeping Beauty, or Little Briar Rose, also titled in English as The Sleeping Beauty in the Woods. Illustration by Arthur Rackham (England, 1867-1939).

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In Irish folklore, pookas are mischievous shapeshifters who take forms of both humans & animals. Usually they gallop around as black horses, knocking down fences & stomping crops. They'll entice drunkards onto their backs for wild, death-defying rides.

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inspiring me today:
🎨 Liga Klavina

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Ilustración del checo Jiri Trnka para el cuento “La sirenita”, en el libro “Andersen’s Fairy Tales” (Spring Books, 1959). Trnka recibió el Premio Andersen de Ilustración 1968 por el conjunto de su obra.

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Coloured my Quiffrey fanart ✨
It would have been such an honor to meet Kamome Shirahama in Germany 😭 but maybe there will ne another chance in future ✨🙏 I love your magical fairytale like style ❤️

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☁️HERE’S JOHNNY ☁️

He represents the the heart symbol out of the 4 card suits

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"“If thou wilt give me this pretty little one,” says the king's son, “I will take thee at thy word.”"

From the Scottish fairytale of "The Battle of the Birds" in The Allies Fairy Book from 1916, illustrated by Arthur Rackham art

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