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Two new based on characters from and

Cernunnos, the Horned God of European mythology

Jenny Greenteeth, the River Hag from Cumbrian folklore


🎨 mixed media on canvas

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2023-02-10

Many Ulverston locals will avoid the eerie woods at Plumpton, and lurking in the water of the flooded iron mines nearby, lives Jenny Greenteeth. She's a 'river hag' who pulls children and the elderly into the water to drown them


artist: unknown

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2022-12-17

Peg Powler is the North East England equivalent of Jinny Greenteeth- a water hag who lurked in rivers and ponds ready to drown unsuspecting travellers and children

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2022-11-06


Jenny Greenteeth or Ginny Greenteeth is a figure in Lancashire folklore is described as a nasty water hag with green, skin, long hair & sharp, teeth. Jenny hides beneath duckweed in ponds, she would try to drown folks dragging them into the water then eats them.

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2022-09-25

oooh loving her! she’s like a modernized version of monsters like jenny greenteeth or peg powler. weird hag who lurks in the water.

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2022-09-04

Made my new profile pic!!! I love this ahhhhh ^^, Been working on this for a few days now lol

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2022-03-13

Many Ulverston locals will avoid the eerie woods at Plumpton, and lurking in the water of the flooded iron mines nearby, lives Jenny Greenteeth, a 'river hag' who pulls children and the elderly into the water to drown them


artist: unknown

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2022-03-11

Jenny Greenteeth has been a part of English folklore for generations. She, alongside many other related water-demons, would be said to haunt rivers and ponds - dragging any children or elderly that strayed too near into the water to be devoured.

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2022-02-28

Many Ulverston locals will avoid the "eerie" woods at Plumpton, and lurking in the water of the flooded iron mines nearby, lives Jenny Greenteeth, a 'river hag' who pulls children and the elderly into the water to drown them


(artist unknown)

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2021-11-28

Not sure about the good 😂😂

Ooh pond clearing - mucky job. You didn’t find Jenny Greenteeth in there did you 😯 You will know of Alan Lee and Brian Froud me thinks.
Not just Az and Vee you too!!

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2021-11-15

Jenny Greenteeth is an iconic hag of Northern England, though folklorists don't always agree on where. While most agree she is a river hag who lies in wait for those who get get close, some say at night she hides in the trees.

🖼: L. Hunt

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2021-09-17

Subject-05 Jenny Greenteeth
This entity is known to enchant people camping near lakes and ponds, luring them into the water with a song where it then feasts on them. Highly Dangerous and regularly escapes containment!

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2021-08-06


I adore hags in our games (and they adore my PC hehe) and has a very special flavor of playing each of them so of course I'd draw and swoon over these mean ladies
I also ship Morgantha and Jeny Greenteeth, and you should too

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2021-04-10

Today’s is all about Seas And Rivers! In English folklore, hags like Peg Powler, Jenny Greenteeth and Nelly Longarms haunt ponds, streams and rivers, catching and eating any children who stray too close to the water’s edge.

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2021-03-05

The Grindylow is a creature of British folklore, that lurks in rivers, ponds and marshes, and drags children to the deepest areas of the shallows.

They're sometimes known as Jenny Greenteeth.

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2021-03-05

Legend has it that Jenny Greenteeth, a water-witcher, was an old woman who skulked under the weeds or willows overhanging the water, ready to drag in any unsuspecting child that ventured too close to the water’s brink with her long arms.
https://t.co/MzvHAD4ec6

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2020-10-02

August's mythological creature coloring page was Jenny Greenteeth! This is my version, but the coloring page is currently exclusively available to all patrons! once the set is finished, they'll be available publicly!
https://t.co/Wvke3cPc8e

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2020-08-31

Today's theme is Rivers and Wells! River hags are a common theme in English folklore, with figures such as Peg Powler and Jenny Greenteeth acting as bogeyman-figures who would drown children who came too close to the riverbank.

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2020-08-21

JENNY GREENTEETH Beware if passing a marsh or pond in a mist. This sharp-toothed crone pulls unwary wanderers into the depths & devours them. 'Jenny Greenteeth' is also the local name for duckweed in parts of England 🎨image 2 Brian Froud

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2020-08-20

And now for the evil ones!

BLACK ANNIS! Iron clawed, iron teethed monster lady with the coolest name ever (perhaps seconded only by Jenny Greenteeth)

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2020-07-01