Alphabeastiary is
an advanced art challenge. While we encourage people to do the challenge on their own, we will only post pictures of those we feel are of an excellent quality in terms of skill and/or creativity. If you feel you are qualified, please read the rules to find out how this blog will work and how to apply and e-mail us your applications and submissions! We will put them up as we receive them.
Mar 29, 2011
Mar 13, 2011
Miisa Lopperi - E
Miisa's DeviantArt!Congratulations to Miisa who as of this post is the first artist to complete every letter assigned so far!
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Labels: Artist: Miisa Lopperi, creature: Epimeliad
Mar 12, 2011
Feb 16, 2011
Artist: Amelia Fabian - E
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Labels: Artist: Amelia Fabian, creature: Epimeliad
Feb 4, 2011
Artist: Keely Turple - E
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Labels: Artist: Keely Turple, creature: Epimeliad
Artist: Autumn Haynes - E
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Labels: Artist: Autumn Haynes, creature: Epimeliad
Jan 28, 2011
artist: Evanleigh Davis - E
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Labels: artist: evanleigh, creature: Epimeliad
Jan 24, 2011
Jan 20, 2011
Artist: Sammy Torres - E
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Labels: Artist: Sammy Torres, creature: Epimeliad
Jan 12, 2011
Artist: grumbleputty - E
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Labels: Artist: grumbleputty, creature: Epimeliad
Jan 7, 2011
Artist: Mafe Diaz - E
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Labels: Artist: Mafe Diaz, creature: Epimeliad
Jan 4, 2011
Artist: Brett Bean - E
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Labels: Artist: Brett Bean, creature: Epimeliad
Dec 19, 2010
E - Epimeliad


In the spirit of the holidays we are taking a break from fierce monsters and terrible man-eating beasts to focus on a more gentle creature for the letter E.
The Epimeliads (or Epimelides) hail from a group of numerous and extremely diverse greek creatures known as nymphs. Nymphs are nature spirits that are connected to a certain creature, place, or even element. They can often be found in valleys, forest groves or beside quiet lakes or streams acting as the guardians of the animals and plants around them.
The Epimeliads , like most nymphs, are depicted as beautiful young women. They are a type of nymph known as the Dryad and are specifically the protectors of apple trees and sheep. When in the form of a young woman the Epimeliad's hair is reportedly pure white, like apple blossoms or lambs wool. They are extremely shy, and have the ability to shape shift quickly from human to apple tree when mortals are close, making a glimpse of them a rarity.
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Labels: creature: Epimeliad

















