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Macula Site Map:
100 Illustration Paintings of Mythological Creatures Series: Acephalos, from Greek mythology Ammit, from Egyptian mythology Bacalou, from Haitian mythology Balam, from Judeo-Christian mythology Banshee, from Irish Folklore Basilisk, from European mythology Baykok, from Chippewa mythology Behemoth , from King James Bible Bigfoot, from North American mythology Binaye-Ahani, from Native American Mythology Black Dog, from English folklore Boggart, from English folklore Catoblepas, described by Pliny the Elder La Catrina, from Mexican folklore Centipede, from Japanese mythology Cherufe, from South American mythology Chinese Vampire (jiang shi), from Chinese mythology Chupacabra, from Mexican mythology Cuca, from Brazilian mythology Cyclops, from Greek mythology Daruma, from Japanese mythology Elf, from German mythology Flaming Teeth, from Fijian mythology Flying Head, from Native American mythology Fukurokuju, from Japanese mythology Gaborchend, from Irish mythology Gnome, from General mythology Goblin, from French mythology Gourd Head, from Brazilian folklore Gremlin, from European mythology Harpy, from Greek mythology Homunculusy, from Roman mythology Huspalim, from Ethiopian folklore Hydra, from Greek mythology Imp, from Germanic folklore Jinn, from Islamic Mythology Kappa, from Japanese mythology Kodama, from Japanese folklore Kraken, from Norwegian Mythology
Krasue, from Thai Mythology Kulshedra, from Albanian mythology Krampus, from German mythology Lamia, from Greek mythology Makara, from Hindu mythology Mandrake, from General mythology Manticore, from Mesopotamia mythology Marassa Jumeaux, from Haitian Vodou Folklore Medusa, from Greek mythology Mermaid, from Greek mythology Minotaur, from Greek mythology Mula sem Cabeça, from Portuguese mythology Mummy, from ancient Egypt Nosferatu, from the German Expressionist horror film Nurikabe, from Japanese mythology Ogre, from French mythology Oni, from Japanese mythology Ouroboros, from Greek mythology Papa Ghed, from Haitian folklore Peg Powlers, from European mythology Pegasus, from Greek mythology Phoenix, from Egyptian mythology Raw Gums, from Native American Mythology Red Cap Goblin, from British Folklore Shmoo, from American mythology Swiza, from European mythology Tatzelwurm, from European mythology Thayé, from Burmese mythology Tiki, from Polynesian folklore Trenti, from Spanish folklore Unicorn, from General mythology Vegetable Lamb, from ignorant European travelers Vodnik, from Russian mythology Wendigo, from Native American mythology Yara-ma-yha-who, from Aboriginal Folklore Yeti, from Tibetan mythology Zombie, from Haitian Voodoo and Folklore
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