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Neptune's Echo: Exploring Ancient Tridents Across Cultures
Guardian of the Andes: Unveiling the Legend of Viracocha
A whimsical pen and ink illustration of a ghost and unicorn curiously looking at each other.
A wide full-body landscape shot captures the 5,000-foot-tall Titan supervillain Brutallus / The Eradicator looming triumphantly over the defeated, 800-foot-tall King Ixion. Standing colossal in the center, Brutallus features his hyper-muscular crimson-skinned physique with a full black beard, glowing red eyes, and long black hair. Intricate networks of glowing orange magma fissures track deeply across his chest, core, and legs, while his wide gold metallic belt is detailed with a central engraved emblem. He wields his massive cosmic blades, 'The Edicts of Erasure', holding one purple blade firmly in each hand. Both blades are covered in glowing violet runic symbols that cast a bright purple light across his frame. Kneeling submissively at his feet on a cracked stone courtyard, King Ixion faces away from the camera, featuring a purple-skinned warrior physique, long white hair tied in a topknot, heavy gold shoulder armor, and a flowing purple fabric cape. They are positioned in the center of a ruined Supernal with towering, broken white fluted marble columns under a blazing orange sunset sky filled with thick clouds.
A Púca: Espírito da Natureza Irlandesa e Sua Dança Mágica
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Thumbnail of the Kotodama Ink video "Tokusa no Harae" (manga-style art)
an eel mermaid swirling her tail around the top of an anchor as she admires a glowing sword that has fallen to the bottom of the ocean
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A Púca: Espírito da Natureza Irlandesa e Sua Dança Mágica
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PROLOGUE: PRIMAL PSYCHOLOGY, FARTHER REACHES OF EXPERIENCE Page 44 Chapter 4 The Primal Matrix of Mind: We Are What We’ve Experienced — Our Birth, Gestation, and Conception Create Our Windows to the World “...our conception, gestation, and birth... can be seen to form our underlying myths ... but much more than that. They also create the very foundational templates upon which we build our view of reality — physical, social, emotional, spiritual, and philosophical....”
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Chernobog’s design from Orpheus Hartshorn’s Lost in Mythos book series. The image shows a bat-winged man made of shadows. Below him a fog with different animal shapes is formed.
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A Sombra de Sauron: Desvendando a Mitologia de Tolkien para Aventureiros Criativos
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Asrai: Whispers of the English Stream Spirits - A Journey Through Myth and Moonlight
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