AUGUST CONTEST: SUPERSTITION
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So, here is my submission for this month. This little witch is casting a spell on her cat to make her black again. Because witches are superstitious when it comes to cats; they have to be black
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@Tom-Shannon this is a fun take on superstition!
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@BichonBistro Thank you!
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@Sofie-Schollaert, that is super cute!
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One of my favorite parts of Batman's origin is his inner monologue where he says to him self "criminals are a superstitious cowardly lot" - So i decided to incorporate that with 3 of the best characters from his rogues gallery that could represent different superstitions.
I am new here so I hope you all like it!
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@joe-kemp That is really nice! I love your comic line work and toning, and the concept in general. Great entry!
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@joe-kemp Great take on this. So creative to include all the traditional superstitions into one with classic DC villains. Great job with the character art, too.
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Here's mine for the month. The superstition is that a witch cannot fly through a diagonal window. (Not sure why she couldn't get in through all the other windows, or even the door...) This is pretty much limited to the Vermont area, so it's not a well-know superstition, but I really liked the idea.
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I'm not a gambler, but I always see this superstition in the movies. When playing a game of chance with dice, the player will kiss or blow on the dice (or get a pretty lady to kiss or blow the dice) for good luck. Big money, big money, big money.
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Apparently, chewing gum at night (somewhere) means you are chewing on the flesh of the dead - yuuuuuuuuck. Thanks for taking a look!
https://www.instagram.com/abewitz/
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Here’s my submission, based on the superstition of ‘don’t step on the crack or you’ll break your mothers back’.
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Nice entries so far everyone, here is mine
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@lmrush love this!
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@BichonBistro Aww thank you so much!
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@lmrush that’s funny I want to do the same or very similar. I hope to get it done this week.
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@joe-kemp very cool
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@lmrush LOL! I have the same thing! Great minds think alike.
There are a lot variations in the folk poem so ours are not exactly the same. I like your color scheme. -
My superstition is about bird omens. Ravens or crows in particular (or Corvi). @lmrush did one that is similar
, but there are a lot of variations of the folk poem so ours are not exactly the same. The one I have goes like this:
One for sorrow, two for mirth.
Three for death, four for birth.
Five for silver, six for gold.
Seven for a secret never to be told.
Eight for a wish, nine for a kiss.
Ten for a bird you must not miss.
Lisa Burvant
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