Norma

[Folklore of Scotland @StephenGeoRae]

#Caturday Freyja, the Norse goddess associated with love, fertility, war, gold, and magic. She rides on a chariot pulled by two giant cats, is accompanied by the boar Hildisvíni. Norwegian Forest Cats are the descendants of Freyja’s own cats.

[Jon Carling @JonCarling]

'The Relic'
inktober day two
#joncarling #inktober #inktober2026

[Titania @TitaniasRealm]

The Witch's Cat (1955) by Hilda Boswell

[Irena Buzarewicz @IrenaBuzarewicz]

Friday

[Jon Carling @JonCarling]

October Rabbit
#drawing #art #fall

[Jon Carling @JonCarling]

poison apple
#inktober #inktober2026 #apple

[Jon Carling @JonCarling]

the frozen sorceress

[Titania @TitaniasRealm]

30 days until Halloween

🎨 Sérénitam

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green.

[Folklore of Scotland @StephenGeoRae]

#NationalBlackDogDay A Shuck was known to haunt woodland around Ayr. These black dogs from lore are often seen as an omen of death, but in this tale, Shuck was saving a child from a wolf

from my "Folklore of Scotland"
https://t.co/Cc3U3DglFl

art: Barry Moser #31daysofHalloween

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green peace

[Jon Carling @JonCarling]

If discord is your cup of tea. I have one of those where art and music are shared:
https://t.co/AQOKx1QIfk

[Jon Carling @JonCarling]

k.i.t.

[Folklore of Scotland @StephenGeoRae]

Little Red dare not fear, for the last wolf in Scotland was killed by Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel in 1680 at Killiecrankie. She only has to worry about the werewolves now!

more: "Folklore of Scotland"
https://t.co/Cc3U3DglFl

art: Yavuz Balkan

[Jon Carling @JonCarling]

The safest place to be

[Titania @TitaniasRealm]

It's always tea time

🎨 Yoshioka

[Folklore of Scotland @StephenGeoRae]

In Scottish language, wolf is uolfes, voff, and wolfis

Wolf is often portrayed as more gullible than the cunning fox; and in one Scottish folk tale, fox’s trickery results in wolf losing his tail.

art: Lily Seika Jones

[Irena Buzarewicz @IrenaBuzarewicz]

Tuesday

[Titania @TitaniasRealm]

#FairyTaleTuesday

A night raven is a creature in Norwegian folklore, that was thought to be the ghost of a sinner who had assumed the physical form of a raven.

The night raven was a restless soul that would fly around from dusk till dawn, always from east to west, and frighten people who were out at night with their eerie shrieks.

🎨 Maggie Vandewalle