Miroslav Váša - Illustration from ‘How devils became extinct in the world’, First published in 1965 in Czechoslovakia
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Miroslav Váša - Illustration from ‘How devils became extinct in the world’, First published in 1965 in Czechoslovakia
(book from my private collection)

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The legend of the devil and St Chad's Church in the village of Over, Cheshire: a horned, bat-winged devil clutching St Chad's Church and flying above Over Square, near Winsford in Cheshire, England.
Artist: English School. Date: early 20th century AD, issued as a postcard based on a local folk tale. Medium: lithograph, ink on paper.
The Devil Wears Pink
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Here is a piece created for a dtiys challenge on Instagram 🌌 What is a dtiys and why do I love this kind of challenge? Dtiys stands for “draw this in your style” and the goal is really simple: to redesign a character using your style. This is amazing because you have to step out of your comfort zone and think about how to recreate a character who is still recognizable ... sometimes it's difficult (〃 ̄∇ ̄)
I encourage everyone to take part in one of the dtiys challenges, which you can find in every social network ✨
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(via Movie Poster - Give the Devil His Due, Dimitrij Kadrnožka, 1985)
Woodcut illustration done by Eric Gill from the book, The Devil's devices, or, Control versus service. Douglas Pepler. 1915. https://newcatalog.library.cornell.edu/catalog/3928945