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Born for the Silver Screen
Born for the Silver Screen

Illustration

Born for the Silver Screen

Elizabeth Taylor's double row of lashes contributed to her notoriety in Hollywood and was connected to a mutation that may have also caused heart issues.

Double Crowns
Double Crowns

Illustration

Double Crowns

A double crown in the hair was seen as evidence that two would souls merged in a the reincarnation process.

Freckles
Freckles

Illustration

Freckles

An Irish legend states that the gods gave their people freckles, so they wouldn't forget what the stars looked like on their misty island. Media: Gouache, Ink, digital.

Ginger Bees
Ginger Bees

Illustration

Ginger Bees

A legend which posits that redheads are stung more often by bees than other people are.

Heaven & Earth at the Same Time
Heaven & Earth at the Same Time

Illustration

Heaven & Earth at the Same Time

Heterochromia in the irises is fabled to provide you with the ability to see heaven and earth at the same time.

Palm Pilgrimmage
Palm Pilgrimmage

Illustration

Palm Pilgrimmage

A rare single palmar crease is seen as evidence that the bearer will lead an extraordinary life.

Past Life Wounds
Past Life Wounds

Illustration

Past Life Wounds

Legend has it that a birthmark reveals where you were fatally wounded in your past life.

Twinning
Twinning

Illustration

Twinning

Identical twins, a rare occurrence, have come to represent the delicate balance of the universe.

Witch Circle
Witch Circle

Illustration

Witch Circle

A white streak in the hair has come to represent the supernatural other in pop culture. It is caused by a condition called poliosis, not witchery.

Wolf Eyes
Wolf Eyes

Illustration

Wolf Eyes

It is believed that amber eyes give women the ability to see in the dark, like wolves.

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Brooklin Holbrough aka. Brooklin Stormie

Illustration

“‘Rare’ interrogates the human tendency to codify and mythologize rare physical traits, in spite of their scientific explanations. The intent is to examine the logic behind the unusual, and the...” [More]