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Favourite Hellblade villain, Valravn. 

Chase, my boy, my sweet pink bi disaster. Do you need some water because you seem a little... thirsty.

Meanwhile Zephyr is TOO ACE to realise what he is doing to the poor lad crushing so hard on him.

Bonus image of Zephyr without the jacket:

Congrats kids. You got promoted from snack.

to a puppet.

My piece inspired by Ninja Theory’s incredible Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, a powerful tale woven through psychosis and the fortitude of the human spirit.

Senua and Valravn ~ The hardest battles are fought in the mind.

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patreon poster for june

Drew some griff heads

Top: Hippogriff and Gryphon

Bottom: Valravn and Owlbear

- I gave all the caniform griffs turkey vulture noses for the sense of smell. Owlbears and valravns can track down prey or carcasses from miles away.

- Griffs have fins. The fin down their neck is used for cooling off or social signaling. In griffs that pack or pair hunt the fins are bright red. For griffs that live in colder climates the fins are often reduced and able to fold under the feathers.

- Owlbears are flightless. Their wings evolved into sharp defensive spurs.

- Owlbears are also primarily nocturnal. Gryphons are diurnal hunters. Both hippogriffs and valravn tend to be more active at dawn/dusk.

Blessing of the Raven

Raven, carry my woes, my sorrows, black bird. The raven was primarily seen as an ill omen, a messenger of death and grief. It was strongly associated with witchcraft and shape shifting and was often called "the witch bird".

However, in one of the songs of the ancient Finns the raven was also an empathetic helper; a bird you could trust your sorrows with and it would ease your pain by carrying the woes beyond dark waters so that they would no longer bother anyone.

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OLD GODS - Artworks inspired by Finnish mythology and Folklore