Magic Quill

A random person that likes fairy tales, curiosities and sometimes drawing stuff.

[J Nebulous @jackneblung]

Squiddin around

[user_NULL @user__NULL]

Fun speculative biology graphic I made this morning the new (maybe canon?) lifeform, the furniture crab, mentioned by Kane Parsons in the Directors Commentary for @BackroomsMov

[Hoppeism ‡ @Hoppeism]

>"meat too juicy lobster too buttery winter too snowy"

[rëbrand🇵🇸🌱 @rrrebrand]

aw cute little ts just look at the lil guy so fluffy and sma- OH GOD ITS EVIL TS

[Nifty Buckles Folklore @NiftyBuckles]

🌊 #MythologyMonday
🐟 In Orkney folklore, the mysterious Finfolk were powerful sea magicians who could shapeshift into fish or humans. Feared by islanders, they were said to abduct mortals to their enchanted underwater realm of Finfolkaheem, a place of beauty and sorrow beneath the waves. 🌊 #Finfolk

📚 Source: Ernest W. Marwick, The Folklore of Orkney and Shetland (1975); Walter Traill Dennison, Orkney Folk-Lore (1880).

🎨 Jesse Duquette

[aubryjoi.bsky.social 💙 @aubryjoi]

I love you Jimothy 🦝❤️

[Josh | Map Effects @MapEffects]

One of the easiest ways to make a fantasy village feel believable is to leave part of it empty. 👀

Medieval villages often reserved a shared green where livestock grazed, festivals were celebrated, important announcements were made, and neighbors could gather.

Before public parks and town halls, this was often the heart of village life. It’s a small detail, but adding a village green can transform a collection of buildings into a place that feels lived in.

What’s your favorite overlooked feature of medieval settlements?

[The Ceratopsian Custodian @PRECISETHF]

A friend timed how fast I could draw a woolly mammoth. I thought this was pretty fun to do lol

[Ethan M. Aldridge @EthanMAldridge]

Critters! Get your critters here!

[Coffin Boffin @DrSamGeorge1]

QUESTING BEAST This creature has a serpent's head, a leopard's body, a lion's haunches, dazzling green eyes & deer's feet. It's difficult to capture but not to hear. It's belly makes the sound of baying or questing hounds. Images: Rackham, Romance of King Arthur, 1917; H. J. Ford, 1908 #FairyTaleTuesday

[horse dentist @equine__dentist]

he’s so small one popped corn is as big as him 🥺

[Hildaboo | Check out the Season 3 of Hilda! @lamhildaboo]

So cold....

[tyto (comms opening soon) @tytocyto]

Turkey vulture art study please dont flop thaaaankssssss

[SIR MPD @SirMpdz]

Batmemnon vs Fancymemnon

[horse dentist @equine__dentist]

let’s be fabulous with mama

[Medieval Diesel @TimothyEveland]

Medieval monks saw things 👀

[Darnatose X Seaver @x_seaver]

⚠️Don’t get so close just because it’s a herbivorous dinosaur⚠️

[Scandinavian and the World @SatWcomic]

Italy and New Zealand hanging out:

[isabella🪼🎏 @tivent_1]

so cute!! Hope he doesn’t explode❤️