#viking predator

[kaliido-s]

she’s a beautiful butch lesbian to ME

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Predator Hunting Grounds - Viking Predator by Ivan Dedov

[bastardofodin]

Odin

After spending the majority of yesterday and today hunched over my tablet, I am proud to present you with my newest doodle. Please do not reupload/repost period. Odin is my OC.

[robocop1906]

Just going to the store for some milk

[bones-n-bookles]

Just watched Viking Wolf (2022) and enjoyed it! It's Norwegian and not over the top gory, but still has a fair amount of gore. I like the werewolf design and concept, it's a one way transformation and retains the uncanny feeling even fully transformed. They use what is definitely a feline claw as a wolf claw early in the movie and that irks me!! But the creature itself is very neat. There's a puppy version at the beginning that I love??

The head shape of the grown werewolf is kinda funky but I like it, it's very Shaped and kinda reminds me of a cat in proportions

Teeth are... alright. Weird shaped for "a biologist said this is just a fucked up wolf" but not bad for a werewolf.

Theres a female werewolf in this, and I loveeee a female werewolf, AND there's a really nice sisterly bond in it that I quite enjoyed.

[arcanigenum]

WELCOME TO THE DARKNESS, MY FRIEND. YOUR EYES WILL ADJUST IN TIME.

A horror based multi-muse OC blog that doesn't belong to any fandoms (except for that one Witcher and Predator OC). 😎

Currently consisting of: the demon/angel named Azazel, the Norse gods named Loke and Ull, the Messiah named Jesus, an elf Witcher OC, an ex serial killer, an evil scientist vampire, a himbo monster, a were-dog priest, a human-alien hybrid, an immortal human, two Swedish trolls, a small elf, a predator/yautja OC, and a kind witch.

Some of them have human-only verses. Some do not. Nearly all crossover to other verses. Some may or may not pose as a threat to your muse.

+21 only. Untagged, disgusting themes are present.😘

I’m Michelle, +30, Sweden. My motto is make it work.

(if the above link doesn't work pls use the link in the header instead)

[figures4fun]

Viking vs Samurai

[robocop1906]

In case of Zombies 😎🏴‍☠️

[gizmobibi1972]

Predator: Killer of Killers

[bastardofodin]

Got the coloring done for this beastly beauty. Now I get to move onto shading and highlighting... So much detail left to do.

[robocop1906]

Asking for a friend 😏

[robocop1906]

A great storm is approaching.......

Train hard

Pray HARDER 🙏

[viking-illustrator]

In light of certain recent topics, I’ve been reminded of the 2017 book ‘Norse Mythology’ by Neil Gaiman. It was a nice telling of the more well-known Norse Myths, but there are LOTS of other options out there for people wanting to learn more about Norse Mythology—you don’t have to support that predator to learn about the gods.

Below is a list of some of the other resources that I’ve used. It’s not exhaustive by any measure—just what I’m familiar with and what comes to mind as I sit here at my desk at work. If anyone else has any additional recommendations, please add them to the list!

Norse Mythology for Smart People - norse-mythology.org

This was where I first started when I wanted to learn about Norse Mythology years ago—I literally just typed “Norse Mythology” into google and clicked the first result like a noob. But this site does a really good job of giving information on a wide range of topics within norse mythology as well as vikings in a general sense—everything from different gods, goddesses, creatures, places, and major stories. It’s a solid encyclopedic source that I would recommend to anyone wanting to get general information on the mythology.

“Norse Mythology: The Unofficial Guide” - https://open.spotify.com/show/7F0tD7bStFIDSVEbsnrxuI?si=8ce8f5ccf3a3417d

If podcasts are your jam, the best by far in my opinion is ‘Norse Mythology: The Unofficial Guide’. At the time of me writing this, there haven’t been any new episodes for 6 months, but there are 37 episodes that are about an hour each & range on a variety of topics from cosmology to specific deities to stories like Ragnarok or specific topics like runes. It does a fantastic job of explaining each topic in a way that is both thorough and accessible & honestly I can’t recommend it enough.

The ‘Northern Myths’ Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/7KtSJb5DTLSwmfj1BPYY5v?si=fcd6c297cdc1463d

If you want to go deeper into Old Norse texts like the Eddas or the Havamál, the ‘Northern Myths’ podcast is the place to go for a very deep dive/discussion on these texts. The episodes are long and sometimes get a little dry, but they do read these texts directly and then discuss each passage, so it’s a decent place to go for some deep discussion on some of the pillars of Old Norse texts.

Dr. Jackson Crawford - https://jacksonwcrawford.com/

Most people who get into Norse Mythology/History become familiar with Jackson Crawford pretty quick. He’s an expert specifically in linguistics and the Old Norse language—which includes runes—but he also has extensive knowledge on Old Norse & “Viking” history & culture. He’s previously taught at UCLA, UC Berkeley, and University of Colorado, and now has an extensive Youtube channel. He’s also been a consultant for projects like AC:Valhalla. If you have a question about Old Norse & would like to have a soft-spoken, no-nonsense cowboy in the wilds of Colorado explain it to you, this is your new home.

Again, this is by no means an exhaustive list, but it’s a good start. Please please feel free to reblog with any additional sources you’ve used so we can help new friends learn more!

[bastardofodin]

A quick sneak peek of the lineart I just spent an ungodly amount of time doodling. THIS is my boy Odin.

[robocop1906]

Just sayin'