#THE NORSEMAN

[cinemaquiles]

FALTOU VERBA: O VIKING (THE NORSEMAN, 1978)

[lightningarmour]

Robert Eggers should go back to making less commercial films. Nosferatu was pretty good but it felt the least of any of his films like it has a very strong sense of identity.

I felt similarly about the Norseman too, it was much more of your standard fare film with a bit of that A24 filter over it whereas The VVitch and The Lighthouse were iconic pieces of cinema.

[smbhax]

Game covers perhaps "inspired" by other sources ^ ^_:

Chase H.Q. (arcade) - Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back films Metal Gear (NES) - Terminator film Castlevania (NES) - "The Norseman" painting by Frank Frazetta Duke Nukem 3D (PC?) - Army of Darkness film

Images from: [1][2][3][4]

[miekrowave]

i would love to see baldur's gate 3 artwork in like the style of some of the box art for nes games.

i'm thinking like castlevania (unsure about artist) and the artwork it was heavily inspired by (The Norseman, by Frank Frazetta),

swords and serpents (boris vallejo),

gauntlet (idk who made this),

i love this style. yes partly because this style has a lot of half-naked men, but also because i grew up with these games and this is nostalgia. and also, separately, it's just a really nice artwork style for adventure games, i feel

[salem-house-press]

Horvendill and his toe

[vertigoartgore]

1994's Spectre Vol.3 #22 cover by artist Alex Ross (his tribute to The Norseman 1972 painting by the legendary artist Franz Frazetta).

[theninjanavigator]

[lady-0f-the-wood]

[neechees]

I saw someone on tiktok unironically call Vikings "metrosexual" because they... dyed their hair

[usaac-official]

A UC-64 Norseman of the 27th Air Transport Group

[imaginal-ai]

"Norseman"

[wheelsgoroundincircles]

1956 Chrysler Norseman

Back in the mid-’50s, Detroit was all about crazy concept cars. Marketing experts realized that over-the-top concept cars drew attention at car shows and helped them sell regular models better. So The Big Three – GM, Chrysler, and Ford – jumped at the opportunity to create insane cars for the car show circuit. One of those models was the famed Chrysler Norseman. The Norseman was an elegant fastback based on the 1956 Chrysler platform with a 331 V8 Hemi engine. The most notable features were the lack of a B-pillar and a sloping roofline. Chrysler stylists created the car, but Italian styling house, Ghia made the complicated roof construction that required precision work by hand.

After completion of the car, they loaded the Norseman to ships and sailed to America. However, just before the SS Andrea Doria reached New York harbor, it collided with another ship and sunk some 60 miles from the U.S. shore. The Chrysler Norseman was trapped in a container below the deck and sunk with the ship. Although the SS Andrea Doria lies just 50 meters below the ocean surface, nobody has managed to pull the car from the ship’s hull. After more than 60 years, it is possible there isn’t anything to pull to the shore. The saltwater corrosion could have claimed most of the body, so the only thing that may be left could be the engine block.

[unteriors]

Roberts Street, Norseman, Western Australia.

[rayenigma]

Can you believe that I literally couldn't fall asleep one night because I was thinking of drawing my humanization of the SS Andrea Doria with a Chrysler Norseman. Now, I can sleep peacefully. Saying this, I'm never drawing a car again.

I LOVE making art that looks like posters can you tell

[nocternalrandomness]

1950 Noorduyn Norseman Mk. V at John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport, Ontario, Canada

[salem-house-press]

Hralf Kraki, the original Beowulf? Also connected to Hamlet? Amleth the Norseman.