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"The fearless Siegfried not only slew this evil creature but bathed in its blood, thus making his own skin so hard that it could never afterward be pierced by any weapon."
Journeys through bookland. 1922.
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Myth by Italian contemporary artist Agnaldo Amoreno
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Scott Gustafson
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Breath of the Wild Location Posters made by TimKellyPrints
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John Zeleznik
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Charlemagne and Roland by Édouard François Zier
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Jeff Easley cover art to AD&D supplement Unearthed Arcana, 1986
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Norman Lindsay - A woman with a unicorn in a forest interior
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Didn’t post those. Lava/Volcano unicorn & dragon done for Strange Machine Games.
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Ryoko Kui - Harpy
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And for today's “not doing what I should be doing” sketch I bring you a random faun.
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Druid Hunilia by Alice Voit
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Day Eighteen: Catoblepas #inktober #inktober2018
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Siege of Tyre by Tom Lovell
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Four fantasy novels by Thomas Burnett Swann (1928-1976) – The Minikins of Yam (DAW Books, 1974), How Are the Mighty Fallen (DAW Books, 1974), The Not-World (DAW Books, 1975), and The Gods Abide (DAW Books, 1976)– with cover art by George Barr (b. 1937). Source: https://raggedclaws.com/2022/05/12/look-here-four-novels-by-thomas-burnett-swann-with-cover-art-by-george-barr/
#george barr#thomas burnett swann#fantasy art#horned humanoid#ostrich#riding beast#cyclops#giant#water horse#hippocampus#capricornus#merman
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The Princess Drinks the Phial to Take Away the Horns, Henry Justice Ford
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