Brünnhilde The Valkyrie By Arthur Rackham

" SIGNS " // © Neil Burnell

John Bauer's 1911 illustration of Tyr and Fenrir, for Our Fathers' Godsaga by Viktor Rydberg

Ty legger hånden sin i Fenrisulvens munn som pant på at æsene ikke farer med løgn og svik.

Hell from an illustration taken from “The City of God” medieval origin.

Kehoe art

A must-read for all Norse mythology fans! :D

Not so long ago, I was telling you I could not find anymore the thesis I had read a few months ago about the Norse goddesses, and that contested Riccardo Ginevra's paper about Sigyn's name, but I did not remember its title... Well I found it on Academia.edu, and EVEN BETTER, I found the academic who wrote it, the amazing and very knowledgeable Ellis B Wylie , aka @loptrcoptr.

Her Master thesis is truly interesting, and give us more information on the Norse goddesses, allowing us to get to know them a little better :3

academia.edu

A Full(a) Roster: Re-addressing the Ásynjur in Snorra Edda and Beyond

The Ásynjur, goddesses of old Icelandic myth, do not draw much scholarly attention. When they do it is fairly dismissive, labeling many deit

Colorful memories

All the paintings i have done for Nucleus Portland's annual postcard show opening on December 15th! The originals will be available to purchase there and then online (I'll link them to you once it's done) These paintings are memories from my summer. Lately I've grown quite tired of always painting sunny landscapes, so, i've tried to paint other mood as well. I hope you will enjoy them :)

something about the cold November air, so fresh that it rinses lungs and and soothes your insides

Zach Nichols