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“Herr Tod” is a sort of gruesome play on words and stories. Mr. Fox is a rogue from English folklore, who murders young women most brutally. Mr. Tod is a character from Beatrix Potter children’s books, a gentleman fox who threatens clueless ducks and antagonizes his badger neighbor. Tod is an English word for fox, [...]

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Anna Talbot

Anna Talbot makes incredible wood and metal sculptural jewelry evoking the fairytale forest. Here are just a few: (Found via the SurLaLune Fairy Tales blog.)

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I’ve got another strange musical discovery to share today – the Russian ensemble Caprice, whose new album “Kywitt! Kywitt!” is… well, very strange. I can’t even say that I like all of it. Rather, I obsessively like two songs on it enough to justify making this post. Apparently this group’s previous trilogy of releases was [...]

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One of the more disturbing short films I’ve ever had the pleasure to see, this tells the tale of a cat who wanted to be human, and what it did to get there.

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Coming back to my “dolls are creepy” theme, I direct you to the latest issue of the online fairytale magazine Enchanted Conversation, which features a re-telling of the Rumpelstiltskin story with a twist – the strange fellow is actually a manniken made from straw, the same way people have made dollies from corn husks and straw [...]

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Introducing the new jewelry line from imWalde: The Poisoned Path. These are necklaces featuring small apothecary vials filled with the leaves, flowers, seeds, etc. of various poisonous plants and fungi, hanging from ropes of handmade felt with button closures. For evil queens, wicked stepmothers, cunning witches, and other dangerous denizens of the fairytale forest. To [...]

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A follow-up to my previous post on some of my favorite Etsy shops, I wanted to promote a few more here.   I first saw Art of the Mask in person, at the Faerieworlds winter event here in Eugene. I was especially captivated by her non-wearable, art masks, such as Hypnos, featured here. There is [...]

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Among my many playlists on my iPod, I have one devoted to what I think of as “wyrd folk.” Now, I know I didn’t invent that term (though “wyrd” is much less common than “weird”), and I’m not claiming to use it in the same way others might. I’ve never really grasped the finer points [...]

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New offerings for autumn (and, of course, the upcoming Halloween/Samhain season, the perfect time to wear adornments of bone) are now available in the imWalde shop. Featuring bones and teeth of coyote, possum, rabbit, cougar, boar, deer, horse, snake, bear, fox, rat, bobcat and sheep. Echoes of fairytales such as “Brother and Sister,” “The Fox’s [...]

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In By The Eye

In By The Eye is a small film company that’s producing some extraordinary, beautiful work with mythic and fairytale themes. View the haunting “Brother and Sister” in its entirety. The film was adapted from the Teri Windling poem which was in turn inspired by the original Grimms tale. This quiet version, set mostly in the [...]

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