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N.C. Wyeth - Herons in Summer (1942)
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N. C. Wyeth.
N.C. Wyeth and Charles Hargens, color plate illustrations for "Deepwater Days", 1929
edited to add: The second and third plates are by Charles Hargens. The top piece is by N.C. Wyeth.
Robin Meets Maid Marian (1917)
by N.C. Wyeth
Chadds Ford Hills 1931
N.C. Wyeth (1882-1945)
American Artist
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Writing Notes: 10 Uncommon Magic Systems
These examples of unique magic systems might pique your curiosity and inspire your next fantasy epic.Â
Color Magic: Harnessing colors to invoke specific spells or effects.
Sound Magic: Crafting spells through vocal tones, vibrations, or musical instruments.
Time Magic: Manipulating the past, present, or future, often bending the laws of physics.
Egoic Magic: Altering one's sense of self or emotions to use as a magical conduit.
Manufactured or Artificial Magic: Magic crafted or produced through synthetic means (e.g. via objects or alchemical processes).
Nothingness Magic: Conjuring voids or vacuums, often manifesting as spatial anomalies.
Glass Magic: Manipulating glass to create barriers, projectiles, or even complex machinery.
Astrology-Based Magic: Drawing powers from celestial bodies or zodiac signs.
Fate Magic: Influencing destiny or chance to manifest predetermined outcomes.
Bio-magic: Utilizing biological processes or traits for supernatural effects.
Incorporating lesser-covered categories of magic can set your story apart in an oversaturated market, helping you carve out your distinct niche and voice. Source
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