Evil sea witch

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Description Also called adder stones, which stones, serpent's eggs, Glain Neidr in Wales, Milpreve in Cornwall, Gloine nan Druidh (Druids' glass in Scottish Gaelic), aggry in Egypt. These stones have a naturally occuring hole in them, and were often believed to have magic powers, such as warding off the Evil Eye, seeing through to the faerie realm, preventing nightmares, curing diseases. *** [Facebook • Tumbrl • Official site • Twitter

Let's just say they like to make waves.

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A Bioluminescent Mermaid.

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Wuck little concept done in between work + Process Video Was just tossing this idea in my head of using a different king of fish for a mermaid and and making her weird a maybe scary but still beautiful. So why not jelly fish :D

A ghostly feminine figure floats in the murky waters, luring unsuspecting rescuers to a deep, cold and dark grave. www.katherinerasmussen.com/illustration