Todas as imagens aqui postadas são compartilhadas da internet e os créditos pertencem aos seus respectivos autores! All images posted here are shared internet and credits belong to their respective owners!
Odin, the Norse chief god and Allfather, provides lessons for men in the realms of wisdom and rhetoric.
Creating an Encyclopedia of Angels
Concept artist and illustrator Raj Rihal has released some great concept art for Marvel's Thor. Raj worked on creating environment designs for locations on
Today it's all about mythology and beautifully stylised animals. We keep coming back to Finnish Artist Jonna Hyttinen's social media page, as every time we do there is something new and exiting in it. You know how in a previous post I was mentioning Inktober? (the month of October dedicated to ink drawings. One every day). Hyttinen's started her own Mythtober: Every day she draws/paints a mythical creature taken from folklore. Below a collection of well known and some a little less so. They all share her amazing style and almost look like they come from the same story. In fact they are separated by geography, coming as they do, from different countries and times; some of them spanning hundreds of years apart. For more of Hyttinen's work here on DesignStack, press this LINK. *** I like to finish and start the week with fantasy based posts. I find them both relaxing and invigorating. I know it's an oxymoron, but post like this on a Sunday make me sit back and imagine calmly and serenely. At the beginning of the week, on a Monday, these same thoughts push me to see real potential in the coming days and an uplift in spirit; just like a flame, that I do all I can to keep it ignited till Sunday. I hope this has a similar effect on you, or that you have something similar in your life to make emotions a ray sunlight that warms you from the inside... Quetzalcoatl from Mesoamerican mythology. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Nessie - Loch Ness Monster from Scotland. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Sobek The Lord of The Waters. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Night Unicorn. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Nine-horned deer from Lithuanian mythology. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Moose from Finnish mythology. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Apis god of strength from Egypt. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Amarok. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Fox Fires. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Hellhound. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Thunderbird. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Three headed elephant. Press the Image to Enlarge it.
This shield is intricate and beautiful, but also a little complicated to figure out if you're trying to make your own version. Fear not! I have compiled this pattern into printable pages that are a breeze to use! Simply print the pages, match the sides together and tape, transfer the patterns onto EVA foam and glue together! You will be a goddess in no time! This template includes: - Printable PDF file containing all pages needed to create the shield - Template for forearm straps and handy sword sheath that holds her sword! - A material quantity guide to help you plan your project. - The SVG version of the smaller details if you are using a Cricut. Check out my tutorial video on how to use your Cricut Maker and Explore Air 2 to cut eva foam! https://youtu.be/QfDo9LnAF-A These patterns are clearly labeled to help guide you through the building process. I've included a list of everything you'll need to make this shield as well as tips and tricks to make it even easier to build. These templates are designed to be simple to use, but please contact me if you have any questions and I will be glad to help! Thank you and happy building! Please note that digital downloads are non-refundable.
Tyr war der nordische Kriegsgott, ein tapferer Krieger und Angehöriger des Asen-Stammes, er setzte sich für Ordnung und Gerechtigkeit ein. Als Namensvetter des Dienstags verlor er seinen Arm an Lokis wilden Sprössling Fenrir, den Riesenwolf. Tyr, der einarmige Gott des nordischen Panthe...
The Spear of Horus was the weapon of choice used by the God Horus in 2016's Gods of Egypt. This weapon was originally the weapon used by Set, given to him by his father Ra. He used it in his bitter isolation to survive the harsh creatures in the desert. Set kept the weapon on him until he returned for his nephew's coronation. Arriving at Horus' coronation, Set had revealed the spear to his brother Osiris. Giving his sibling the weapon, Set took up his Scepter and shield, ordering Osiris to battl
Norse animals always appeared in the myth for a specific purpose. This blog post will explain why Thor God of Thunder and storm had two goats and Freya goddess of love and war had two cats.
Easterlings are trained from a young age in the art of war, and most know nothing but battle. Such is the case with one young Easterling named Rukil, who has done nothing but fight since he was a child. Nobody has ever shown him kindness, and he has had to fight just to stay alive. When he meets someone who reminds him of his true purpose and embarks with him on the adventure of a lifetime, he realizes that perhaps he is meant for more than war. That his destiny is more than dueling in a dusty arena to entertain men who gain joy from the sight of death. Join him in his journey through Middle Earth, where he finds love, betrayal, and hope where he never expected to find it. Set in 3017 T.A., about a year before Frodo sets out from the Shire in the Fellowship of the Ring. The second book in the Middle Earth Stories series.!
Creating an Encyclopedia of Angels
Thundering Ceratok Magic the Gathering Art from War of the Spark Set by Izzy
214 votes and 14674 views on Imgur: The magic of the Internet
