"May Runes Guide Your Way..."
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"May Runes Guide Your Way..."
Original image from Pinterest.
Runes by @gifts-of-heimdall-runes
Night of the Winter Solstice 20th December 2024
Rune Art:
THE DRAGON AND THE SPEAR (Part I) @gifts-of-heimdall-runes
THE DRAGON AND THE SPEAR was the name given to a design created in the second half of 2023 that subsequently became the title for a 2024 rune art project shared upon Instagram & Facebook.
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The project began amidst chasing deep labyrinths of Dragons' Earth Energy that wind their way throughout the Anglo-Saxon Futhorc that was helped by a visit to Somerset and Glastonbury in June 2023. This project uses 33 runes of the Anglo-Saxon / Northumbrian Futhorc inspired by the works of Ingrid Kincaid.
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The Anglo-Saxon runes scribed for this project were created using Serif Draw X8. Backgrounds and textures were developed using original images foraged from various internet sources, developed by MirrorLab app, and assembled via personal aesthetic preferences.
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An intuitive colour model was used for the respective four eights of the Anglo-Saxon Futhorc:
Red: JOURNEYS OF LIFE
Blue / Black: JOURNEYS WITHIN
Purple: JOURNEYS OF SPIRIT
Green: JOURNEYS OF GROWTH
White: JOURNEYS BEYOND
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Rune names and translations of 'The Anglo-Saxon Rune Poem' were copied from Stephen Pollington (1995) "Rudiments of Runelore." Anglo-Saxon Books, Norfolk.
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Image refs:
▪︎ 'Celtic Frames' font by Typographer Mediengestaltung [Copyright©2000.]
▪︎ Old English fonts by Peter S. Baker
These final two designs began "The Dragon And The Spear" Rune Art Project in Autumn 2023.
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The Dragon & The Spear
Image references:
(all of which were flagrantly adapted with sincerest appreciation):
Celtic Ring
Double Headed Dragon Vector
Ouroboros / World Serpent Vector (Edited)
Celtic Patterns Font by Omega Font Labs
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Background textures were all adapted from originals found via PINTEREST.
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This rune art project was created for fun.
It was shared to honour guidance of personal Inner Spirits.
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ML. Birmingham, UK
September, 2024.
The Northumbrian Helm of Awe
This is a runewheel featuring the entire Northumbrian variation of the Elder Futhark. There are 33 runes in the Northumbrian Futhark. The wheel is split into 4 Aetts of 8 runes. This gives 32 runes around the wheel. However, the last rune of the Futhark, Gar, does not officially belong to any of the other Aetts, so it is placed at the centre. After all, it is referred to as the Axel rune, representing the connection between all things.
Posted by TristanHawthorne [DeviantArt] on 26th October 2006.
CALLINGS OF ANCIENT SAXON STAVES
By gifts-of-heimdall-runes
Created 12th September, 2021
Posted recognising on Tumblr a personal journey with Anglo-Saxon / Anglo-Frisian runes throughout 2021 shared on Instagram & Facebook.
Rune circle was inspired by an original by Ingrid Kincaid.
Background source
Background source