Selkie Long Sleeve T-Shirts

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The Selkie from the cryptids series by Holly Pierson.

*seal noises*

More like Smelkie

selkie gang

selkie gang rise!!

Secret Selkie

Page 14 of my comic 'On The Rocks'. Poor Morgan.

Selkies are creatures that look like seals but when they take their pelt off, they have the body and legs of a human. Most Selkies have their pelts taken by lonely humans that live by the sea and are forced to become the human's husband or wife.

A beautiful illustration featuring a mermaid.

Celebrate the New Year with Selkie!

Celtic HammerClub <[email protected]> 11:35 AM (8 minutes ago) to me Celtic and Nordic lore is rife with stories of mysterious, shapeshifting creatures of the sea. The Selkies are mythological creatures that can change between human and seal form by donning or removing their seal skin. The legends of the selkies and their counterparts known by other names are by no surprise most prevalent amongst the seafaring cultures of the British, Faroe and Icelandic islands. Be wary though. The selkies can be friend or foe!

cuddly warm selkie circle

Fan art of the animated movie “Song of the Sea”

Coastal enchantment Mythical allure Oceanic elegance Seafaring charm Seal-inspired chic Maritime motif Ethereal beauty Celtic mystique Seal-human hybrid Legendary sophistication Coastal folklore Seaside chic Enigmatic allure Selkie-inspired fashion Mythological charm

Selkie-Inspired Design Celtic Mythology Chic Seal-Folk Enchantment Sea and Land Couture Scottish Folklore Influence Mythical Transformation Oceanic Magic Ethereal Beauty Seaside Elegance Selkie Legends Maritime Whimsy Mystical Creatures Coastal Couture

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mythologica horses.

A Nine-Tails, from Fire Emblem: Fates!

A Kitsune and Wolfskin from Fire Emblem: Fates!

Morgan always had a big place in his heart for the pups

New Year's Spirit Selkie from the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes!

Free Spirit Selkie from the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes!

Fire Emblem Galaxy Selkie

A mythological nereid with long watercolor tresses. One of the daughters of Nereus, the Old Man of the Sea.

Beautiful illustration by Fiona McDonald for Two Selkie Stories from Scotland, by Kate Forsyth and Fiona McDonald, published by Christmas Press 2014.

A mythological nereid with long watercolor tresses. One of the daughters of Nereus, the Old Man of the Sea.

Beautiful illustration by Fiona McDonald from Two Selkie Stories from Scotland, by Kate Forsyth and Fiona McDonald, published by Christmas Press 2014.

The legend of the Selkie, or Seal Woman, occurs primarily within Northern European folklore, and is most commonly associated with the Scottish tales of seals who shape-shift into women through the shedding of their sealskin. I have long been fascinated by this particular mythological creature, in part because of my love of seals. It was an interesting challenge though, to come up with a way to depict the selkie without it being gruesome and still clearly showing both forms. In the end, I’m pretty pleased with the way it turned out, and with how well the ocean space colors compliment it.

A collection of vintage graphics adds up to a mystic portrait.

My boy Morgan from my fantasy comic 'On The Rocks'

Twin mermaids with an anchor tattoos by artist Stevyn Llewellyn

Fan art of the animated movie “Song of the Sea”

This symbol comes from the Picts, a group of people who inhabited areas of what is now Scotland. They are known for their stone carvings, although the meaning behind most of their symbols has now been lost. This symbol is commonly called the "Pictish beast" and is thought to perhaps represent a variety of animals-- both mythological and real-- and perhaps have been of great importance. I have recreated it here in my own style.

A Nine Tails and Wolfssegner from Fire Emblem: Fates!

A trio of mermaids inspired by the myth of selkies: a beaver mermaid, a seal mermaid, and an otter mermaid with their favorite pebble (did you know that otters have favorite pebbles they bring with them everywhere?). Under every one of them there's the words "sirena castoro", which mean beaver siren in italian, "sirena foca", which mean seal siren, and "sirena lontra", which mean otter siren. So many adorable mythical creatures.