Mysterious creatures

The Thing was black and its body was about the size of a large dog. It was the arms and legs, if they WERE arms and legs, that looked as though they belonged to an entirely different creature.

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People, no matter from which era and what traditions, have always felt the need to explain their surroundings. After all, the greatest fear is the fear of the unknown. Before science did better explanations, myths, and mythical creatures fulfilled the need to know what, why, and how our reality exists.

Immerse yourself in the haunting beauty of the deep sea with our dark-themed ocean wallpaper. This ethereal underwater scene is bathed in moody, deep blue hues, where the ocean depths merge into an almost-black, mysterious abyss. Marvel at the illuminated jellyfish with their trailing luminescent tentacles, ghostly shipwrecks encrusted with barnacles, and shadowy schools of fish darting through the scene. The ocean floor reveals its complex texture with scattered corals, seaweed, and hints…

Step into the labyrinth with this awe-inspiring depiction of the Minotaur. Crafted by Stable Diffusion, this image captures the essence of one of mythology's most formidable creatures, guarding the secrets of ancient ruins with a fierce gaze. Perfect for adding a touch of mystery and power to your collection. #LabyrinthGuardian #MythicalCreatures #PowerfulArt

Immerse yourself in the haunting beauty of the deep sea with our latest dark-themed ocean wallpaper. This ethereal underwater scene is bathed in moody, deep blue hues, descending into almost-black, mysterious abyssal waters. Illuminated jellyfish with trailing luminescent tentacles float gracefully among ghostly shipwrecks encrusted with barnacles. Shadowy schools of fish dart through the scene, while the textured ocean floor reveals scattered corals, seaweed, and hints of lost treasures…

Here's my second cryptid for #bloodlinesandblackmagic an upcoming modern rpg, the chupacabra. I had some hybrid species concepts that merged into nearly humanoid, with some dexterous hands to open some doors at night.

The POOKA is a solitary Irish fairy presented variously in a large body of lore collected in the 19th century. In the works of T. Crofton Croker (1825–7), the pooka is malevolent and demonic, spoiling blackberries, and taking the form of a horse and offering unsuspecting mortals a dangerous ride. In Lady Wilde's Ancient Legends (1887), the pooka is benevolent and helpful, like the Scottish brownie. Known also as the phouka or púca, a common speculation links the pooka to the English folk…