Raijin is the Shinto god of the 8 thunders rain and lightning Raijin is very important it is believed that crops struck by lightning will hold a bountiful harvest.(below Raijin-left is fighting Fuijin-right)
Raijin and his brother are well know to fight each other to see who is the true ruler of the sky Raijin is always with his ring of 8 drums to make thunder and hammers to bang the drums Raijin is found in many art works and depicted slightly different in some he is depicted with a pot belly some as very muscular but always with his drums and hammers also usually riding a cloud and of course in a demonic body with horns and claws but the skin tone takes many colors as well Raijin can be found to have 3 fingers on his hands and feet to represent past present and future.(To the right is Raijin resting on a cloud watching humans.) I will model Raijin and set him on a kirigami back round i will make depicting rain clouds and he will be the center piece this is to show the more religious side of my artwork and i will paint him lightning blue .(below is a video about Raijin)
The symbols on Raijins drums are the migi mitsudomoe this represents the three fold trinity found in the shinto religon this trinity is earth man and sky.(migi mitsudomoe picture below)
monday: printed die Tuesday: collected back round image and started to work on Nordic alphabet A-e started recording Wednesday: helped shrink wrap then got through I and some additional second recording Thursday: almost done only 2 or 3 more the chart to the left is what I used for the model's templates this project will slowly become bigger. In addition to this, it also explatoins the meaning of each symbol by knowing this I can form old spells or what they would believe would engrave magic energy the final product I will be working toward will be bracelet beads with engraved runes for protection as well as some dice engraved with these runes and many other things. So by already having them created, I can benefit and maintain focus on my models the engraving of them will be simpiler because the models for cutting will already be done. My inspirations for this project were the runes from Skyrim and other fantasy games al...
This week Monday: printing Tuseday printing wensday Printing Thursday printing friday printing Skoll and Hati Skoll (meaning The one who mocks) and Hati (meaning The one who hates) are two wolves in norse mythology that both chase the sun and moon altho witch one chases witch is highly unclear they are the sons of finir the arch-wolf and are discribed being one black and one white it is siad when ragnorok begins they shall catch there prey plunging midgard(earth) in to eternal darkness.
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