American folklore creatures

Know your cryptid - Album on Imgur

A redesign of the Jersey Devil cryptid of New Jersey folklore. Original sketch done in pencils and digitally colored by James Bousema

Inuit mythology

Learn about the fascinating world of German folklore creatures, from mountain gnomes to river sirens, in this exploration of Germany's rich myths.

These shape-shifting witches are part of Native American culture. Different tribes have their own tales to tell.

Baking with Medusa is about domestic self-sufficiency, with sass: recipes, do-it-yourself projects, sewing tips... and the occasional homage to vincent price and the incredible hulk. authored by designer/seamstress/printmaker micha michelle melancon.

Creatures #2

The Jersey Devil inhabits the Pine Barrens in southern New Jersey and is often described as a bipedal flying creature with hooves. The most popular folklore on its origin is that it was the thirteenth child born to a Mrs. Leeds, who was so upset at yet another pregnancy that after giving birth, she ask the devil to take the newborn child. What was once a human child immediately transformed into a winged monstrosity, who ate all the other children and flew out through the chimney.

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