30 Aug 2019, 04:30
@dkroese Love this!
AUGUST CONTEST: SUPERSTITION
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First time I am joining a svs competition!
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@dkroese This is gorgeous-love love love!
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Here ya go! My superstition is a mirror one. if you put two mirrors in front of each other, you open a threshold for the devil (Some variations are ghosts, whitches, other supernatural things)
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@Aleksey Nice! That turned out really well
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Here's my entry for this months challenge!
This particular superstition of hanging lemon and chillis outside the entrances of homes, shops etc. is still very commonly practiced in many parts of India.
(The scientific logic behind it is actually a DIY insect repellant used in ancient times).
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@Adriana-Ancel
Very nice, I like the additions and happy you joined in.
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@dkroese Love this!
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Wow, wow, wow! I am loving these submissions! Such variation and talent everyone
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Crossing my fingers for luck (and to hopefully get away with lying!)
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@dkroese this is great. I love the look of your girls and the spooks. Color palette is perfect. Nice work.
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@Su so clever. I love the simplicity of it yet yet there is such good story telling in it. Nice!
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@chrisaakins Thank you! Being a part of this community is so much fun and is very inspiring!
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Make a wish...
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A cracked looking glass has turned Alice’s wonderland into a superstition-land, mostly bad, but a glimmer of hope with the glimpse of a rabbit’s foot.
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@holleywilliamson that is a really clever take on this. I would read that story.
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@chrisaakins thanks so much!
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@holleywilliamson is this digital? I love the texture!
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This one is packed full of various superstitions like a four leaf clover, wishbone, horseshoe, bamboo, rabbits foot, dreamcatcher, lucky dice, bird pooping on you, ladybug, goldfish (said to attract luck and prosperity), turtle (considered lucky, due to their long lifespans), in Germany, lucky pigs ("Glücksschwein") are often given as tokens to wish friends and family a happy and lucky New Year, a penny with the head side up, the color red is considered lucky in Chinese culture, and an acorn for some more luck. Oh and of course the bad luck omen of a black cat crossing your path.
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"Don't step on a crack, or the underworld attacks..."
A goggle search to research superstitions informed me that "Don't step on a crack" had once held the dark fear that demons would escape from the underworld if a crack was trod upon. And... Percy Jackson has been playing non-stop on audiobook over summer road trips...This is what I came up with...
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@holleywilliamson love this!