#Norse Legends

[dvktheartist]

"The cold wind howls, but I stand unshaken. My sword is sharpened, my heart steady. The battle before me does not frighten me—I was born for this."

See closeup - I zoom here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Zxw0H6WLbX8

[anzullic]

The World Serpent Jormungandr.

[theimaginationstationpodcast]

The War of Dragon Kings: Clash of Viking Rivals & Mythical Destiny

In ancient Denmark, Viking kings Ragnar the Mighty and Hakon the Wise wage war over a divine prophecy: the dragon’s heart, a god-forged artifact guarded by the legendary dragon Fafnir. Fueled by ambition and loyalty, they endure trials of strength, wisdom, and courage to claim ultimate power. As shadows of chaos rise, their rivalry faces divine judgment—and a threat that could shatter their…

[atrumvox]

Who is Thor's mother? Discover his true divine origins!

Thor isn’t just the son of Odin—do you know who his mother is?

Thor, the god of thunder, is famous for his strength and his legendary hammer, Mjölnir. But did you know that his mother, Jörð, is a primordial giantess who embodies the Earth itself? In this video, we’ll explore the connection between Thor, Jörð, and the mighty Odin, king of the Norse gods. We’ll also delve into Thor’s legendary siblings, such as Baldur, the god of light, and Víðarr, the silent avenger. Discover how these mythological figures intertwine to create the epic tales of Norse mythology.

[illustratus]

Brünnhilde the Valkyrie by Arthur Rackham

[theversevoyager]

In a world of Greek gods and Norse legends, two heroes united. Zeus' thunderous might and Odin's cunning wisdom formed an unbeatable team. As they faced the colossal Kraken, born from Celtic tales, they knew the odds were dire. Yet with courage and willpower, they conquered the beast. Forged by myths, they became legends themselves.

[the-evil-clergyman]

The Rhinemaidens by Gaston Bussière (1906)

[lepetitdragonvert]

White-Bear-King-Valemon

1912

Artist : Theodor Kittelsen (1857-1914)

[vestatheartist]

I like norse mythology (and mythology in general) so I decided to draw this suneating creature :>

[a-book-of-creatures]

Rodney Matthews illustrated the Usborne books Greek and Norse Legends and Tales of King Arthur. They are fondly remembered to this day as some of the most metal retellings of legends in existence.

[theorangeagrum]

Don't trust fairies.

[theimaginationstationpodcast]

Leif's Thunderous Quest: Viking Raid on England | Epic Norse Saga & Saxon Battles [2024 Historical Fiction]

Dive into Leif’s Thunderous Quest, a gripping historical fiction novel of Viking raids, Saxon battles, and Norse heroism. Follow Leif, a fearless Viking warrior, as he leads a daring expedition to conquer England’s riches. Facing storms, vengeful enemies, and the wrath of the North Sea, this epic saga blends fierce combat, Norse mythology, and the struggle for glory. Perfect for fans of Viking…

[atrumvox]

The Son of Thor Who Saved His Father at Just Three Days Old!

Did you know that Thor has three legendary children? Discover who they are and what makes them extraordinary!

Did you know that Thor, the god of thunder, has three unique children? Magni, with his superhuman strength, saved his father as a newborn. Móði, the embodiment of courage, is destined to lead the new world after Ragnarök. Þrúðr, his valkyrie daughter, is a warrior as powerful as she is captivating. Each of them represents a divine quality that makes them essential to Asgard's fate. Get ready to uncover their deeds and their roles in the most epic Norse legends!

[illustratus]

"The ring upon thy hand - ...ah, be implored! For Wotan fling it away!" Brünnhilde is visited by her Valkyrie sister Waltraute by Arthur Rackham

[selkies-world]

Cerberus had a puppy & he just wanted to tell you you're cute as hel, and to ask if you'd be his this Valentine's Day (and maybe for all eternity, because who could say no to those lil faces????)

✨️ If you wanna see an earlier sketch of this lil pupper, head on over to my Patreon & click for the Royalty Tier ✨️

[the-evil-clergyman]

Illustrations from Richard Wagner's The Rhinegold by Arthur Rackham (1910)