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What is the BCwPA?

WHO or WHAT is BALLYRAVEN?
Ballyraven is both an individual and species of fae. Ballyravens are human-like shapeshifters that have very bird-like heads and dinosaur-ish bodies. They are a species of pwca.

 

THE Ballyraven, or "Bally", is BCwPA's mascot and the pseudonym of Kristen Cox, writer and artist. They have blue feathers and a two-spiked, black side-eye pattern on each outer eye. Fae do not give their true names even to their best of friends. Like Bally, they are happy to be called by their species, fae grouping, or a nickname.

 

ABOUT BCwPA
BCWPA is an anagram of pwca (pronounced poo-kuh) with a B at the beginning for Ballyraven and for the first word of each BCwPA tenet (be watchful & scrawling; be cryptid & kind; be a BCwPA agent). The Ballyraven Patreon's members are called BCwPA Agents.

 


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Videos

What's Outside My Window? | BCWPA HISTORY CHANNEL VHS TAPE

Who is really Ballyraven?
ABOUT THE Creator of Ballyraven and BCwPA

Kristen Cox, nicknamed "Ballyraven", is an Appalachian illustrator from southern Ohio. Drawing monsters since 2016, she is well known for field study drawings of mythical creatures, folk animals, and, most of all, cryptids. In her work, she combines a love for the natural sciences with her passion for storytelling, creating an immersive, detailed fantasy world to explore.

Selling thousands of prints, stickers, and other art goods over the years, she aims to write about and illustrate every cryptid in existence. She also narrates, writes, and produces a podcast on the same subject.

Kristen can be found dressed as Ballyraven, selling art at various cryptid festivals and conventions across the US. She attends the Mothman Festival every year.

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