#norse mythology book

[the-bimbo-bunny]

Which Neil Gaiman book should I get this year?

So, every year my in-laws get me a book, they get it for their kids (my fiance and their sibling) too, but it's a consistent gift they give us. (at least one band shirt too, solid priorities I think) Every year we get to pick a book that we want but haven't been able to get for ourselves yet and they get it for us, it's a very sweet deal.

This year, I know I'm wanting a Neil Gaiman book, but I have no idea which one to go for. My fiance has Norse Mythology, and I have Good Omens, and since those I've been aching for another.

I'm really into darker tales and whatnot, sue me for the goth aesthetic, but I'm open to read anything. I plan on owning and reading as much of his work as possible, so really just tell me your favorites and why.

I have two lifelong goals: Obtain the entirety of Elton John's discography on vinyl on one shelf, and a whole Neil Gaiman collection on another. (I'm poor, so yes these are genuinely my lifelong goals, I know, so exciting for you wealthy folk)

So I'm needing some suggestions to really kick off this collection process.

[the-evil-clergyman]

Illustrations from Hans von Wolzongen's Die Edda by Franz Stassen (1920)

[katy71561]

[ulanaga]

Jormungandr_2020- aga_ulan

Here's my interpretation of Jormungandr son of Loki.

[eleonorpiteira]

Cover illustration I did of Danielle L. Jensen's upcoming book 'A Fate Inked in Blood', for Del Rey

I'm a simple artist, you hire me to draw a beautiful woman with long flowing hair, and I'm happy as can be! I had lots of fun working on this! 😊

Art prints available HERE ✨

[thefugitivesaint]

'Odin', ''The Book of Myths'' by Amy Cruse, 1942 Source

[daugterofliterature]

Sleeping Satyr(Sátiro Adormecido), c.220 BCE Glyptothek Museum of Greek and Roman Sculptures, Munich

[diana-andraste]

The Wolves Pursuing Sól and Máni, J.C. Dollman, 1909

Hati and Sköll chase the sun and the moon in H.A. (Hélène Adeline) Guerber's Myths of the Norsemen from the Eddas and Sagas.

[mercuryferns]

Good evening bugs, he/theys, and teenage trans girls. And people who buy postcards for the sole purpose of keeping them in a box somewhere. And everyone else. And the one person who fits all of those categories. once again i have robbed @thetis4 of his design, though this time its clothing. I wanted to redraw something from 4 months ago so i did. i would say goodbye but im jus playing ill be online for the next six hours reblogging shit.

[salmonpiffy]

College work, I finally finish it! I drew a children's book illustration about Thor's stolen hammer because it's one of my most favorite Norse Mythology story.

I didn't color all pages :''') but I'm still proud of these works. Here's a bunch of sketches and process below

[the-evil-clergyman]

Illustrations from Richard Wagner's Siegfried & The Twilight of the Gods by Arthur Rackham (1911)

[catofoldstones]

I am too dumb for the asoiaf tumblr fandom and I am too level-headed for the asoiaf reddit fandom, where do I go?

[geekynerfherder]

Showcasing art from some of my favourite artists, and those that have attracted my attention, in the field of visual arts, including vintage; pulp; pop culture; books and comics; concert posters; fantastical and imaginative realism; classical; contemporary; new contemporary; pop surrealism; conceptual and illustration.

The art of P Craig Russell. 

[amphibifish]

mythology books are so hit or miss cause it's either "wow this is a great retelling of the stories and i can see the passion and research put into this" or it's like "where the fuck did you get this from"

[a-ramblinrose]

JOMP Book Photo Challenge || October 23 || Trickster: Loki from Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman