Water horse

Kelpie, is a shape-shifting water spirit according to Celtic legend.

So, I don’t know about you, but it seems to me that dragons are getting a little overused. You know? Every fantasy book has to have a dragon. When did that become a thing? Just because Th…

Water Horse

Hippocampus are a type of sea fae that are sometimes kept as pets. They resemble seahorses and are small enough to reside in a fish tank. They first appear in A Local Habitation. Colin Dunne at ALH Computing owns one as a pet, and Quentin inherits it after his death. He keeps it in a fish tank in his room.[1][2] The Hippocampus is a mythological creature shared by Phoenician and Greek mythology. It was also adopted into Etruscan mythology. It has typically been depicted as a horse in its…

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Water kelpie or just kelpie is a shape-shifting water spirit originating from Scotland. It inhabits pools and streams, nearly every big body of water in Scotland has a kelpie story, the most well known being that of Loch Ness. It usually appears in the shape of horse but can take the human form, this is where the association with the Christian idea of Satan. In the late 19th century an interest in transcribing folklore came about, the recorders were inconsistent in their spelling and the…

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Illustrations for Linda Chapman's new series, commissioned by Hachette through Lemonade Illustration Agency.

Lien is a stunning mare made out of water, and she is constantly dripping small drops of water. Lien travels on land in the shape of a horse made of water. Sometimes little minnows and tadpoles get caught inside Lien, and then they go on unexpected journeys overland. Then they get to see more of the world than they ever bargained for.[1] Her mane is very silky and long and decorated with decorations similar to Chinese bu yao.[2] Lien's mane and tail also have pink lotus flowers resting at…