Mythos TikTok Compilation // jlauserart

[@squidwardishusbando7217]

Where I live in North Carolina, there is a legend about a ghost named “The pink Lady”. Basically a woman dressed in all pink rented a hotel room for the night however she died unexpectedly in the hotel room. Some people said she took a drug overdose or had a heart attack but you get the point. A lot of people say she haunts the hotel, talking to little children.

[@Robin_Fayt]

where at in North Carolina? I live there too so I am just trying to find out which part to stay away from lol.

[@squidwardishusbando7217]

@@Robin_Fayt she died at the grove park inn

[@adrienne5913]

is she harmful?

[@squidwardishusbando7217]

@@adrienne5913 Not really. Shes actually very sweet. She cares for children when they are ill and tries to comfort them.

[@sunny_side_up7426]

@@squidwardishusbando7217 that’s so wholesome :)

[@xXSqueezeXx_Books]

Moral of the stories: Don’t cheat. Be kind. Don’t jump on random horses or follow random music into lakes or anywhere. And if you’re a young man, you’re screwed.

[@brandytobin2767]

Can we just take a moment to see how much paintings she did? Imagine how long this took.

[@zynyie]

Not that long, she printed some traces so she could paint it.

[@luckypandas5930]

@@zynyie no

[@jamieurbaby]

@@zynyieShe made them but printed the trace for OTHER people. They are hers, and she did indeed spend a lot of time on this!

[@-TWOS_BIGGEST_FAN_EVER-]

I absolutely love the long eyelashes you give the female characters

[@Darling_Art_Dearest]

The one abt the Tikwi is mostly called a "Mananangal" here in the Philippines,I'm a filipina btw :)

[@bonelessmice6828]

oh, I’m not from the Philippines but I thought the Tikwi sounded familiar lol

[@jameswhite6879]

@@bonelessmice6828 same

[@khanhho3207]

That is awesome! (I’m not going to assume genders or pronouns so I won’t say nothing)

[@Darling_Art_Dearest]

Ever since I heard this story I somehow began to worry for any pregnant woman around and I've also become very weary of bats

[@rezxt]

Yeah my grandma claims to have encountered a few of them back in her late 20's to her 30's,I dont know if they're true but its a good method to scare the children to fall asleep so we just go along with it. My mom also claims to hear those things outside the house at night when she was a child,my aunts said its true but idk

[@Irizzrizz]

00:00 Lady in black 1:00 Screaming Jenny 02:00 Witch of pungo 2:59 Olive thomas 04:00 Anna sydow 4:59 The green lady 6:00 Likho 6:50 Baba cmentera 7:49 Futaluchi-onna 8:44 Sundel Bolong 9:26 Mercy Brown 10:27 Selkie 11:04 Nicnevin 12:05 Nokken 13:05 Nukekubi 14:05 La Leehuza 14:42 Tikwi 15:34 Huldra 16:33 Kelpie 17:16 Mae Nak 18:01 Baba Grochowa 18:41 Dorg Due 19:30 Rusalki 20:23 Kitsune 21:21 Mother Shipton 22:21 Witte Wieven 23:30 Badb Catha 23:57 Mothman 24:49 Grim reaper 25:41 Samhain Pin?? IT TOOK ME SONG FUCKING LONG

[@harshalbansal6278]

why did she not include lilith?

[@Irizzrizz]

@@harshalbansal6278 where was that?

[@harshalbansal6278]

@@Irizzrizz i mean lilith was on the list but she didn't speak about it. that is what i wanted to ask.

[@Small_Fry-zj4ri]

Be greatful she did that tho

[@Mj.the.gr3at]

The Badb is actually the name of the crow that the Morrígan can shape-shift into.(btw I was named after the Morrígan and I’m Irish!)

[@KahlosEyes]

Futakuchi-onna’s ORIGINAL STORY was actually that Futa (calling her that for short) had a sister, (forgot her name) and they were both very poor. Futa always tried because her sister was younger, and therefore she wanted to help more. But little did Futa know, her sister was saving money for the both of them, to buy food because they were always starving. But when Futa’s sister told her she had a surprise, a few weeks later Futa came up with the thought that her sister was eating without her, because she always had a huge smile on her face. So one day, Futa decided to kill her sister, thinking she was hiding something from her, but found out after killing her, that she was only saving money for them. So from that day, a mouth believed to be Futa’s sisters mouth grew in the back of her head, and just like Jess said, she always felt pain, unless she fed her sisters mouth. And so that day, anyone she sees will die, so Futa can feed her sisters mouth. (This took forever to type-)

[@X.Saiku._.Chan.X]

I’ve heard of this from the mimic.

[@QiqiQiki__]

I thought this was only from the mimic tho, I’ve never heard of this in the actual mythology.

[@NightlyWhelp]

11:00 I absolutely love selkies and how they work, plus, they're also apart of Norse Mythology, which is something I am very interested in.

[@TheBlackPhoneIsMyRznToLive]

Are they the creatures from song of the sea? That is a childhood movie of mine, and I’m pretty sure that’s it, I haven’t watched it in a while though.

[@highshipper9222]

@@TheBlackPhoneIsMyRznToLivethey are!

[@_olympusfire_5008]

I have another version of the fuakatchi-onna story. Idk if it’s made up or actually a version of the story but here it is: 2 sisters lived in a very poor place. They often starved themselves and couldn’t find a job. Rin, the older one, suddenly noticed a change in Mio, the younger ones mood. She came home happy and wasn’t usually complaining about hunger. Rin eventually came to the decision that mio was eating without her. So one day, rin ate mio out of jealously. But then she came to the realization that mio was saving up for food, and she became guilt ridden. Some say that the second mouth on rin’s head is mio, constantly hungry. I got this story from the mimic so idk if the actual version of the story

[@Ms_iconicart]

This actually makes sense

[@D.Honey_Beau]

THE MIMIC I LOVE THAT GAME

[@maras_biscuitsss]

Yessss I've been waiting for this!!! Thank you! You're artwork and craftsmanship is breathtaking! Keep going and don't stop!! 🌌🖤

[@jlauserart]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@tommyyoung6073]

i saw you on another one of her videos in the comment section but agreed!

[@maras_biscuitsss]

@@tommyyoung6073 ty kindly ☁️🌌

[@tommyyoung6073]

@@maras_biscuitsss yw 💫

[@lex_thedestroyer]

Your*

[@Sallytation]

When I need background noise or just something to watch/ listen to in general, I love listening/ watching your Inktober videos over and over and over again!

[@normiesoriano7117]

Same

[@a.skinnner]

I absolutely adore the *dramatic* lashes on all of the artworks

[@wilderpeople845]

I would love if you could do 'The Matariki sisters' there are many diffirent versions but one of the ones I love. Maui and his brothers were all looking for wives and one day when they were out hunting and fishing and they heard beautiful voices coming from the forest so they followed them and saw 7 beautiful girls (It is now known there are 9 stars but not at the time of this tale) Maui's 7 brothers were seduced and immediatly took them as their wives. Maui wasn't fooled so he continued fishing and his brothers went home with their wives. Over the next few week maui began to notice how thin and weak his brothers were and he asked one of his brothers when he had last eaten and he said weeks ago because his wife needed the food. Then suddenly the sisters all left and Maui followed them as a piwakawaka (Fantail bird) and saw then all sitting in a circle as kereru (big wood pigeons). They were scheeming about how they could take over the villiage and take the brothers places in the villiage, they might be able to get to Maui and take his powers. After Maui heard this he ran to the elders and they got a big net and when the wives came back they caught them and threw them up into the sky where they could watch over and reflect on what they did and they only appear for a few months around there wedding aniversaries. This is a story I was told all the time growing up and I think it would look great as an Ink painting Anyway love these videos they are so interesting and your skill is 10/10 Much love from a rando from new zealand

[@bleuazur4939]

I live in New Zealand and I hear that story all the time XD

[@intrverxx8475]

Yeah! Like- Why not something for Matariki? -New Zealander

[@Small_Fry-zj4ri]

I live in nz and I always here this.

[@luxier-k2i]

Ive heard this old story of folklore in my community thats said to have happened in the times of Winnipegs settlement, Cassie Hurling was a girl, 17 at the time she was walking by a forest's edge when she heard a sound as if something had been pierced. She went to check and it was a women with cloth over her mouth and a hole through her heart and next to the red body was a man. Caught red hand he pulled Cassie into the trees and stabbed her three time once in the chest and twice in the heart. People tend to still hear her crys when they pass by her death spot in the park of assinaboine

[@amodelbello2794]

You know, when she was explaining the myth of Anna Sydow, I heard “Hedwig”, and all I thought was, “Is this gal in the Harry Potter universe!?”

[@gh0stlyy_h0ll0w5]

YESS

[@horrorlittlenightmares3461]

Girl how you reading my mind!?

[@caramelu2525]

It was mentioned in Book 1 how Harry named Hedwig after a witch in one of his books. Idk lol🤣 i just remembered reading it

[@_RxyRxy_]

And the fact that Hedwig also died

[@wingsofkuiper1841]

honestly Jessica, your art is amazing and you make it look so easy to do, but i know for a fact it's hard as hell to get stuff right. kudos to you :]

[@alexiskang5517]

Fun fact: The "TIKWI" is also called a "MANANANGGAL". They're a different type of species of "ASWANG" (Ghouls or unknown creatures. Its like their land counterpart)

[@raizelcortez3219]

I don't know why, but my favorite part of your videos is when you sign it. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE the art. It's amazing. But for some reason it's so satisfying watching you sign them. Your signature is beautiful and just.... perfect.

[@not.so.social]

Same☺️

[@Tooth_Brusher]

The Screaming Jenny and a lot of these other stories are actually just sad

[@san-gk9vr]

The “Tikiwiki” is also known as the manalangal. I don’t know much about it but the information you have said is correct. Anyways, you are a good artist and I pretty much watch you everyday.

[@CartoonCrossovers]

I WAS SO HAPPY WHEN I SAW YOU HAD SELKIE IN THEREEE. i love celtic myths and the selkie is actually one of my favorite myths ^-^

[@sloaney_baloney]

I love this compilation. Your art is so beautiful and its so nice to hear the stories ❤

[@Bethany09]

A creepy story I was told when I was 8 was “Humans Lick To” The story starts off with a young women who loved her dog (it wasn’t said what type of dog so it could be any) every night before she slept she would put her hand under her bed to see if the dog was there and the dog would lick her hand. One night she did this as usual and the dog licked her hand. When she woke up she saw blood dripping from the ceiling and saw her dog hung from a rope and on the wall drawn with the blood said , “Humans Lick To.” | this story horrified me when my brother told me it and it still does 😭

[@Gh0stL1lly]

2 months late- anyway thats absolutely terifying

[@horrorpickles]

2:01 this one is cool to me. All of them are but this one stands out because when I was in Williamsburg, Virginia, I saw a play that acted out her story. It was amazing and I’m sure they still show it, I think it was a reoccurring one.

[@_Unoffical_Norahhh_]

I wanna see that!

[@LL-tr5et]

the nokken sounds like a mix of a banshee and a kelpie lol

[@LL-tr5et]

interesting how different folklores borrow from each other

[@idamin2004]

Nøkken is a creature that, according to Norwegian folklore, resides in rivers, lakes, wells and ponds. Nøkken is known for luring people to death by drowning. According to folklore, he can transform himself into, for example, a horse, a beautiful man or a log. You can protect yourself against the nuke by mentioning him by name. Then he loses his power. When the nuke screams, it warns that a person will drown. The neck must be particularly dangerous after sunset.

[@iluvmarvel_dc]

17:15 I am from Thailand so I can confirm that this is true! Btw the word Mae or เเม่ means mother cause she’s a mother to her child

[@desylopez6526]

I'm lao!

[@Blackquail_29]

I don't know why but these compilations never cease to relax me, I've played a few as makeshift ASMR! I don't know if it's your calm voice, the ambience music, stunning art or interesting and informative stories but they never cease to help me settle into a nap or bed. I think I can speak for a lot of people that I always wait and enjoy Inktober!

[@shamainemckenzie2201]

I remember when I was five I woke up with a hickey on my shin.when I asked my mom she said it was old higue( a person that sells their soul and peels their skin to look young and drinks blood so she can maintain her looks and they are mostly old people who live abnormally long,they also love children.you can research the rest and you will most likely see a person on fire) I don't know what this was until I went to my friends house who lived with her great grandmother who was 99 year old.She told me to sit and started hugging me , smelling my hair and kissing my cheek.I felt uncomfortable but said nothing. I went back home and told my mom and she put a tree branch above my door(which can make an evil entity sick) and she died two months later

[@Your_local_youtuber276]

RIP to all these souls some didn’t deserve that…❤

[@SH1RUI_L1LY]

IM ABSOLUTELY OBSESSED WITH THE WAY YOU DRAW LASHES OML🔥🔥🔥

[@gyuhasbetterhairthenyou]

*the fact that inktober is done on my birthday month makes me happy*

[@Jojo_San681]

Girl your a beautiful artist and these storys are cool and I'm in love with these drawings and my mom follows you on TikTok

[@randomanon9291]

GirlPower! These pieces of art should be dedicated to each legend, it’s fabulous

[@getinloserweregoingshopping947]

12:18 I suddenly have the urge to go practice my violin for... completely non-murderous reasons

[@yheileenrique5120]

I love these so much, your art is so beautiful and the stories are all so interesting!! Would it be alright to do this list myself?

[@L3V11ATHANX]

I dont wanna be *that* person, I think it’d be okay. They leave the list at the end of their videos so…(but I think it would be better if you credited them)

[@_.xaiene._]

This is way to aesthetic+vintage- I LOOOOOVE it

[@imrayania]

It’s horror art?.. when does vintage or mfing AESTHETIC come in?..

[@itznptime]

@@imrayania look at the way they're drawn, most are in Victorian- ish (?) Dresses and are the tales of folklore and myths. About th e aesthetic part it can go 3 ways: Vintage is an aesthetic The way she draws them with her soothing voice in black and gold while telling saddening/ eerie/ intriguing stories could be seen as an aesthetic to some The word aesthetic means something that's pleasing to the eye

[@-Subwoofer_Lallaby-]

Is it weird that this soothes me

[@cassandramalvasia3629]

I love your videos and your drawings are amazing. I also adore how precise you are in your narration. Have you ever heard about the ghost of the Dutchess of Placentia and the tragic story that shaded her life? I believe that it will capture your attention.

[@hildaottosson8660]

Here in my country we have a ghost story about one of our queens. She lived around the 13th century. Her son had been poisoned and died, and she was accused of killing him. She killed herself out if fear that she'd be killed by the people or be imprisoned. Legend says theres been stories of her emerging from the floors, in a specific room in the castle she died in.

[@STARRRLIGHTTTT]

She is very good at making things with only black and gold!

[@gorgeous_muffin742]

I just want to say I love the art and the style. I also have a question tho- Did you include number 27;Lilith?

[@-i-hate-everything-]

As a person from Mexico i think many ppl know the "llorona" so if you don't know then ill tell the story lol- The llorona was a young woman with her two little boys but then her husband left them and then out of anger she roke her boys to a river and then drowned them both and after she realized what she did she drowned herself to but then since she did something so cruel her spirit was sent down to suffer and she is known to roam at night hunting down kids and drowning them. She takes 3 forms a young lady, a little kid, and her true form fact: if you hear her far away shes close to you- if you hear her close to you she far away- also she moans "aye~ mis niños~" basically what shes saying is "aye~ my boys~" like shes calling her kids so there you have it!

[@Alienmoon132]

The best part of all the stories is her drawing eyelashes I can watch that alllll day

[@-Uranus_]

I want her to do the "tiyanak" a folklore in the Philippines,cuz those things are creepy af, but they also have a sad origin

[@Ihavenopointinliving]

why do i want her to also do the "serena" like the mermaid but filipino version

[@reckst4r_]

futakuchi onna was a japanese urban legend as the story goes by two siblings.these two siblings were poor and barley ate so one day one of the sisters came home to find the other sister happy it came to a thought on y she was happy but when she realised the wrong he consumed her sister leading to her being happy bc she was saving up for money to eat. she was horrified and the wailing mouth grew and grew for food...

[@angelaysabelleescuadra2360]

A Tikwi can also be called ''manananggal''. And you know when the are near when you hear ''Tikwi, Tikwi, Tikwi'' in a small voice like a kid mocking a birds tweet. And like she said about the near and far sounds its true.

[@qiqi6366]

futakuchi- onna is actually the inspiration of a character in the game "The Mimic". The game being based off of Japaneese folklore.

[@virgovibes7485]

You have such a steady hand, I could never 🥲 keep it up 👍

[@wolfmoon0442]

I love the legend of the Kitsune and I really love your videos too, equally.

[@jkmoon7937]

LOVE IT!!! 🖤💛🖤💛🖤 But I got a question? Number 27. Lilith wasn’t shown. Why?

[@astralnalufan4402]

Tbh I'm wondering too, I was looking forward to it the second I saw it

[@astralnalufan4402]

Went to the tik tok, she thinks she had the info wrong so she decided to remove it for the time being

[@webbs2754]

Hello your American, Irish, Italian freak here! My mother told me the story of The Green Lady usually so when you talked about that I had a bit of nostalgia

[@makattack9365]

When I younger, I was told of a legend about, "The Lady In Purple", it was about a woman who always weared all purple. Met, and married a man, then had three children. Her, and her husband was happily married, or she had thought. When she found out that her long-term friend, was in the arms of her husband. Soon realize that if she couldn't make her husband happy then no one will, so she had strangled her husband, then killed her friend that was a part of the affair that her husband was having. Right after she had killed them, she cut them up into small pieces. When she noticed that she had made a mistake, as her kids walked in, and saw the pool of blood from the bodies she knowed that she would have her kids taken away from her, or got sentence, so she had strangled her kids like how she killed her husband, and her friend. When she realized what she had done, she grabbed a purple fabric, and strangled herself, now she haunts across earth. (Edit: "I don't know if this is real, but I was told that It was a urban legend)

[@outstretchedwings]

My favorite version of the story of the fukutashi-onna is that it was punishment given to a woman who starved her stepdaughter to death while feeding her biological child. After the stepdaughter died, she came back as a ravenous mouth, to make up for all the food she was denied while living.

[@journeywith_nana]

I think the character from the Mimic book 2, the one that chases us in that house is based off of Futakuchi onna, or the one with two mouths because she literally has two mouths..just a different story line. Edit: 13:49 that's also a mimic monster, i don't remember any of their names but it's the one in the library with the rlly long neck that goes in and out

[@dishwater._]

I've actually been to the mothman museum in Point Pleasant, WV, and its pretty cool

[@Silverboa]

Screaming Jenny, you *have* to remember to stop, drop, and roll...

[@Rosewolf29]

Here is the south west, Northern New Mexico, there’s a legend of La Lorona, a woman who drowned her three young children in the acecea because her boyfriend or lover didn’t want them and every night since and even more so on Halloween, she can be seen and or heard crying and screaming by the aceceas and if women or children go near her thinking she’s a woman in distress she will grab her victims and drown them. I think this legend is popular in Spanish cultures and probably found outside of New Mexico.

[@retrosiren824]

I love your artwork I hope you keep doing more legends and myth drawings ❤️😍

[@UsanAsphyxiationKink]

Futakuchi Onna reminds me of The Mimic [ Jealousy ]'s Story about Rin and Mio, I can't remember which sister ate the other, but basically, to sum it up, the 2 sisters lived in poverty (and starved), one day, one of the sisters came back filled with joy, the other asked why she was filled with joy, the sister didn't answer, soon, the sister began thinking that the other was eating good without her, and so the sister eats the other. Little did she know, the other was saving money for both of them. Filled with guilt, the sister grows a second mouth on the back of her head, The sister would wail in pain if she didn't feed that mouth. (I just remembered the one that ate the other is named Rin, the other was named Mio.) (also that second mouth is Mio's.)

[@lilymaryyyyyyyyy]

Im inspired to use my india inks now! (Thanks) also if you started a podcast id definitely listen to every single one

[@IhatemyselfsmrnHaha]

The art is beautiful, the stories are interesting, and watching these is addicting lol

[@techno-was-a-legend3681]

It's so satisfying when you put the paint on the pallet

[@willow0.0]

You should totally do La dame Blanche a Québécois urban legend

[@rahmahsohaib8822]

Another legend of Futakuchi-Onna (I hope I wrote her name right) is she had a younger sister (I forgot her name) anyways they were very poor and constantly straved themselves. One day the younger sister game back with pride and joy. Futakuchi-Onna got suspicious of her sister and thought her little sister was eating well without her. Anger took over her and she devoured her own sister. Later on she found a bag for of money and realised she was saving moving for the both of them. Full of guilt and grief, a second mouth appeared at the back of her head. From this day on, with the head is hungry it wails for food and makes Futakuchi-Onna feel pain until she gives it something to eat. (Also I think another name for her is Kuchisake-Onna? Tell me if I'm right please.)

[@carrix-44]

Kuchisake onna is slit mouth woman :)

[@motherbambii]

Kuchisakeonna is the slit mouthed woman. Not a woman with a mouth on the back of her head. The story u told is true and very famous tho.

[@willow0.0]

I love all the yassiffied lashes

[@stylinstella7294]

( it’s called FUTAKUCHI-ONNA ) 7:50 I’m not sure if this is the same character as the two mouth woman, but there was a story that went something like this in Japanese where there are two sisters who completely starrved themselves, and then one of the sisters grew very happy because she started saving up money for the two sisters to live much better and she became curious of why her sister was so happy, and then soon became furious, thinking that her sister had been eating without her, so no she killed her other sister you know they were also twins just let you guys know and send them the girl. the first sister had two mouths on the back of her head and one in the front, and the one in the back was ravenous

[@yheileenrique5120]

The Nøkke : Stories of the creature say it can shift into a beautiful white horse, making it nearly impossible for the victim to resist the temptation to mount it. People with Equinophobia : “I am.. the inevitable..”

[@Emmett_Br0wn]

19:40 Rusalki directly translates into Mermaids, how do I know this? Well first off, I'm Bulgarian, Slavic folklore is usually my thing, and secondly, I'm kinda just obsessed with folklore in general-

[@anaherrera1017]

You should do the “wakacina” a Peruvian folktale where 2 men went fishing and they saw a beautiful mermaid and the took her home and next day they took her fishing and she drown them and as they say if you see a mermaid singing don’t talk to her she might drown you P.S it would look good in ink :D

[@languagexd1291]

I love those mythical creatures stories alot.

[@Felix123-l9e]

Most of the Spirits in this video are depicted in Modern literature or film. the Selkie is depicted in an amazing LGBT graphic novel called 'the girl from the sea', the nøkkin is portrayed in its horse form very briefly in the frozen II film

[@Theater_Katelyn]

I feel like anytime I’m angry I can go watch one of your videos and I will calm down

[@Theater_Katelyn]

I also play the violin

[@quinnphantom9618]

Your art is so pretty! ^^

[@hayhay4774]

You are an amazing artist and I absolutely love the mythology/storytelling that goes along with the art ❤️

[@bellzbabbles4152]

There was a movie about the Selkie. It was one of my favorite movies, and still is! I loved the music and the art style to, so it was a bit nostalgic when they started talking about it!

[@bellzbabbles4152]

ALSO: MOTHMAN, MY TOWN BAYBEEEEEEEEE

[@lgbts4314]

@@bellzbabbles4152 thats embarrassing youre proud of living in west virgina

[@lowkeystumpy]

I grew up in the northwest with the selkie being a common thing and lots of people claiming that many seals they see are selkies. I’ve never thought of them as a myth or foke lore and it’s cool to see them from someone else’s point of view! I love your art! ❤

[@NintenKittyGaymer]

I actually love your artwork since you're so talented!

[@ircooked2261]

I actually love how most of the stories I’ve ever head with ghosts and that kind of stuff is about women. Who else?

[@Gacha-Amy]

Tikwi is also a familiar creature to the Manananggal, but instead of a terrifying woman she is described as a beautiful maiden.

[@PhoenixRayne88]

I suggest the vampires of Victory Highway (Mercy is part of that legend but the other girls get ignored lol) and the vampires of the Louisiana convent. Also Nyx! She is the Goddess of night and my favorite lol

[@phineaslikesart]

I love how you include tales from around the world, I'm from the Netherlands and was really happy to see the Witte Wieven

[@plutothetree]

same!!

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[@lapizl1ve831]

Same, it was so cool to see that one

[@CartoonCrossovers]

tikwi reminds me of la llarona since she has the same ability to be heard closer if she is far and seems like shes far when near, just something i found interesting ^-^

[@mrx4022]

In England, Corfe Castle is said to harbor the ghost of the 18 year old Edward the Martyr.

[@garfieldisacat]

so good! I watched you before I had an a account!

[@Sandrarobertelli-qz2bm]

Your art work is absolutely stunning ❤

[@alinavarela3077]

Where can I find that list? 🥺 Also, incredible job as always!!! 👏👏 You make me wanna try my own version

[@alainadayz9752]

I think she made it??

[@rosesarerosie4033]

she made it, she always asks her fans about the theme. so 2020 was folklore so she asked her fans about ones they wanted to see, and it's the same for this.

[@izzay9122]

An alternate story of "Futakuchi onna" would be one that starts with 2 poor orphan girls in japan. They were both usually starving and miserable, but one day the younger one came home from the markets happy, and this continued every day until the older one had a suspicion of her sister eating well without her. The older sister proceeded to kill the younger one and eat her corpse. The older sister later found out that the younger one was just saving up money for them to buy food with. And she felt so bad that a mouth grew from the back of her head, supposedly her sisters, and if she didnt feed it, it would put the older sister in excruciating pain.

[@saramariatudor8225]

Is it from the mimic?

[@izzay9122]

@@saramariatudor8225 mhm, the mimic usually uses japanese legends/myths in their stories :-)

[@midnight_rabbit-sama3468]

The tales are creepy, and have me a little scared rn (about to turn on my bed room lights now lol 😆). But your art is absolutely beautiful!! I finally found someone to give me motivation to try new art styles! :3

[@Fries_-jy5ji]

These are so good I love the art and stories they're so educational and yet fun to listen and watch

[@WilliamSynan-c4x]

You are such a talented artist. I’m definitely buying the book. You are so talented! Good job!

[@marcelinesmith5524]

I'm a big fan of your art and how you creatively draw these myths and legends.its sometimes hard to think of inspiration when it comes to drawing something out of a myth and or legend,folklore,etc.. But I find your style very unique. I was wondering if you could do an inktober dedicated to yōkai. If not it's totally fine I just thought I'd be a fun thing to try for the following October

[@HinataChick38]

I wish I could paint so pretty and neat like this! My hands get so shaky and can't stay steady. I've also always wanted to work with ink like this, so I hope I get to do that someday! Great work!

[@maistar_xox0]

Poor Screaming Jenny forgot stop drop and roll 😭💀

[@RottedDollface]

Wow, what a beautiful talent you have🖤🖤

[@strawberrywaffles0285]

You are sooooo good at art seriously

[@Glitchy_The_Hacker]

"Just kidding" i love how she joked at a time like that on one of them

[@misoramassacre]

Even though these are scary myths this video helps me relax.

[@kathleenoconnell-yf7ls]

HELP IM SO MESMERISED BY THE ART I FORGET TO LISTEN TO THE STORY

[@peaches7674]

Girl I love the way you draw your lashes

[@CrappyCarter]

Nobody: The Mothman: *Z O O M*