The Moment before a disaster
Also don’t ask why her design is so odd, idk what the hell I was doing when drawing her💀
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The Moment before a disaster
Also don’t ask why her design is so odd, idk what the hell I was doing when drawing her💀
Sigyn vs Skadi
So, there I was, minding my own business, when something just hit me :
Skadi, Goddess of the hunt and of winter, and Sigyn, are most likely enemies/opposites/... not friends, anyway XD
THINK ABOUT IT.
- From Lokasenna, we know that Skadi BEGGED Loki to bed her (however, Loki does not say anything about doing the deed with her, when he’s not ashamed to say so about Sif or Tyr’s wife ^^’)
- Skadi was FORCED to marry Njord, an old gold... and most likely Sigyn’s grandfather (if Freya is truly her mother)
- Thiazi, Skadi’s father, was killed after he kidnapped Idunn (Sigyn’s sister, if she’s truly Iwaldi’s daughter)
- I don’t like Gospel of Loki, but Harris was right at least about one thing: Sigyn is linked to forest animals (no idea if she can talk to them, but one of her animals is the FOX).... And Skadi is goddess of the hunt ^^’ Sigyn protects the forest animals, talks with them, is their friend... while Skadi hunts and kills them. IMAGINE THE DRAMA.
- In the last article I read, there was an interesting theory about Sigyn being Goddess of Spring... And Skadi is Goddess of Winter.
So when Skadi finds a BIG, HUGE, SCARY snake to torture Loki & Sigyn... YOU KNOW IT IS personal ^^’
(Peter Madsen, Valhalla comics)
Skadi: the gods killed my father, and I deserve compensation. I wish to marry the beautiful Baldur
Odin, certified freak: Skadi shall choose her husband by his feet
Many gods seem to share a fondness for tossing things into the heavens. This week we take a look at how Thiazi's eyes wound up in the sky.
It seems that gods all over the world share a penchant for tossing things up into the sky. Beloved pets, lovers, siblings, even objects find themselves immortalized among the stars. Whether to honour a fallen lover or to create an eternal hunt, the gods, it seems, just can’t help themselves. The Norse gods are no exception and in this tale it is the eyes of a giant that find themselves immortalised in the heavens
Thiazi was a jötunn who had threatened Loki into kidnapping the goddess Idunn, delivering both her and her immortality-granting golden apples to Thiazi. Without Idunn, the gods soon lost their immortality, and began to grow old. When they learnt that it was Loki wo had stolen the goddess away, they were furious. Loki was told that he could either retrieve the goddess or pay with his life. Loki, naturally, chose life.
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Thiazi, father of Skadi
Concept art project on the goddess of youth Iduna from Norse mythology. But with a bit of my own twist to it.
Looking up from that spot is not very smart. Can’t help but notice.
Thiazi in eagle form could not stop himself, could not slow his flight, could not change direction. He flew into the flames. The giant’s feathers caught fire, the tips of his wings burned, and, a featherless eagle, he fell from the air and crashed into the ground with a bang and a thud that shook the fortress of the gods. . #inktober#inktober2018#scorched#norsemythology#byuinktober#October#pen#neilgaiman#art#drawing#illustration#ink#thiazi#eagle#fire#flames#asgard#idunn https://www.instagram.com/p/BpJDBT6BASM/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=15qxbbt7mzx9b