Ragnarok norse

"Ragnarök"

Concept art done for Loki in Thor / Ragnarok. He's the mischievous God of Lies and Mischief. Played by the intense and awesome #twhiddleston. The final concept was signed by @anthony_francisco_art. I've used a lot of leather, fur and raw fabric. For conveying the proper look of a really ancient God. -

Jormungandr and Fenrir by Theoretical part. Norse mythology, Ragnarok, ornamental, knotwork, vikings, runes, pagan, medieval, tattoo art, sportswear, swordfight

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Dive into the fascinating world of Norse Mythology with Jörmungandr, the mighty World Serpent! 🐍 Learn about its role in Viking cosmology, its symbolism of balance and the fragility of the world. Discover recent research insights into this legendary creature and its connection to Ragnarök. Perfect for mythology enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone curious about ancient legends

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Yggdrasil is an immense mythical tree that connects the nine worlds in Norse cosmology.

Illustration from my book "Norse Gods" (Nordiska gudar)

Ragnarok timeline -Norse Mythology-

A concept art for a class work at @esdip_ , based on a norse mythology extract (you can find it if you swip), when they catch Loki for mess it up and torture him a little. After comes Ragnarok time and blablabla. Hope you like it! I was a month of work, so please enjoy it and share it! 🌸☺️

Helhest- Danish and Norse myth: a three legged horse associated with disease and…

Ragnarok, in the Norse belief system, is not simply the end but also a transformative rebirth. But what leads to this great upheaval? What are the signs of Ragnarok, and how do they manifest in the mythological narratives? Find it out here: https://viking.style/ragnaroks-harbingers-prophetic-signs-in-norse-myth/ #Ragnarok #norsemyth #norsemythology

The Beast Destined To Devour The Gods In Norse mythology, Fenrir is a colossal wolf and the child of Loki and the giantess Angrboða. 🌌 He is prophesied to break free from his chains during Ragnarök, devouring Odin, the Allfather, and bringing chaos to the world. Fenrir symbolizes untamed nature, destruction, and fate in Norse culture. 🌿 His legend still inspires awe, representing the unstoppable forces of the wild and the inevitability of destiny.

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