The Dwelling of the Ogre by Gustave Dore, 1868.
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The Dwelling of the Ogre by Gustave Dore, 1868.
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Grimm's Fairy Tales - art by Arthur Rackham (1909)
“How do I save my marriage Tom Thumb” neverafter Gerard to Tom Thumb
do you feel like the runaway guy?
Jane Blackburn (1823–1909), The Death of Tom Thumb
from Charlotte Yonge’s “The History of Sir Thomas Thumb,” 1855
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(Source: The Metrical History of Tom Thumb the Little)
I super need someone to draw these things!
Tiny lad dances on Gwen's giant hand Just imagine: Kay unhorsed by one inch tall man
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Le Petit Poucet (The Little Pouch) (2001)
Thumb War!
Got another few concepts from this!
I remember reading fairytales about Tom Thumb as a kid and I had abolutely no idea that the 'nice King and Queen' were supposed to be Arthur and Guinevere!
In this version, he doesn't speak and all the knights love him and his sass - except for that one noble who has never seen him and thinks the entire court is playing some joke about 'the tiny Tom Thumb boy'.
Also, yes, Merlin's child form is indeed based on Merlin from the BBC show, sue me.