Celtic monsters

Illustration for Myphbook3

Name: Dullahan, 'Gan Ceann' (without a head) Area of Origin: Ireland The Dullahan is a headless rider, and being the most famous of its kind, was likely... D is for Dullahan

Art of Changeling the Lost

Britain has a diverse culture of mythology and folklore and while some of us may be aware of the black dog type apparition, there is a wide variety of terrifying monsters passed down through the generations. This infographic from MyOffers looks at monsters from British mythology and shows us where to find them.

These are the finished pages for my troll field guide. Hope you enjoy it! I would love to create a more comprehensive and professional version in the future. All work is original and copyrighted to Eoghan Kerrigan

In Celtic mythology, the Nuckelavee is a horse-like demon with a skinless humanoid creature that is fused to it. The breath of this creature is so bad that it can wither entire crops and sicken livestock (Illustration: Artem Demura)

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