#king aurthur

[thedrawingunicorn]

Appearing rarely, and bringing little joy we have the Questing Beast. A chimera of true form, both wonderful and horrible.

This was a super fun painting for me. I have not drawn one before, and as a result it was super enjoyable to figure out the posing and shape.

Prompt from @/buttercat_paradox ‘s prompt list for #obscureoctober

#inkart #myth #folklore #legend #creature #mythicalbeast #illustration #questingbeast #aurthrian #knight #snake #monster

[bobcat-pie]

found this on cath palug’s wikipedia page. I can’t believe garfield’s true identity is the chapalu, killer of king arthur

[colour-your-mood]

[whatsorryiwasntlistening]

So, you know how there are prophecies stating that (person) will return when their country needs them most, what if their the country needs them most during a Zombie Apocalypse and they do return... as a zombie

[whatsorryiwasntlistening]

There are all these people who are supposed to show up in their countries time of greatest need and the fact that they haven't shown up yet is really worrying. 

[muddyslugs]

King Aurthur: Legend of the Sword

Dir. Guy Ritchie

[screamingintherain]

I was talking to a friend earlier, and she mentioned how she had never heard of the story of King Aurthur, and I was like What?!?? How do you not know that story?!?? I was under the impression that everyone knew all the classic fairy tales like that, and it confused me that she didn’t. it’s really weird how you can find something so special, or important, or normal, and to someone else it is completely foreign. Like, for me, King Arthur taught me all about how to stand up when no one else can or will, and how to have courage when you feel like you aren’t enough. Its interesting how someone can go their whole life without having the pleasure of learning that through a book like my friend.

anyways, that’s the extent of my thinking for the day

[grams-digs-bones]