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Sunday, August 28, 2011

Mjölnir

So... I wanted to do something simple, with just flat colours, no shading. Of course, things never happen exactly how I want them ^^'.
Mjölnir / Thor's Hammer
 This work by tattoos-and-doodles.blogspot.com is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.


On a side note, look at this, these are some great hammer pendants (I especially like the one on top, it's way more "nordic" than my version) http://varglya.blogspot.com/2010/07/recent-works-more-carvings.html
à l'adresse

13 comments:

  1. Thunaer17 November, 2011 14:00

    I was wondering if I could use this pattern on a leather project I am currently working on. After searching the internet and looking at so many different versions of Thor's Hammer I find this one to be the most appealing of them all.

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  2. Rore17 November, 2011 20:47

    @Thunaer : Thanks :)
    Yes, you can use it. It would be nice if you could send me a photo (a link) of the final leather work, but that's not compulsory.

    Cheers.

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  3. Thunaer18 November, 2011 00:05

    Well wont be doing the final piece for a little while, a month or two. Although I will send you pictures of it and the practice pieces once they are done.

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  4. Wren29 April, 2012 09:26

    hello i used this picture as a tattoo design where would you like me to send a pic of the final work

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    1. Rore29 April, 2012 18:28

      Hi, you can send it to tatxaurore (at) gmail.com

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  5. Unknown30 May, 2012 05:45

    This is excellent work. I think if you could figure out a way to mix this with your unique steampunk designs, that my friend would be more than happy to get it inked on her. She has been looking for the right kind of mjolnir and she loved my tattoo

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  6. Kay27 December, 2012 14:52

    I did this on my right shoulder. Thanks!

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  7. Mart Pariah26 May, 2013 11:39

    Cool design i changed it a little, then used it to make my own wooden pendant.

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    1. Rore29 May, 2013 10:43

      Great! I wish I knew how to carve wood :D

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    2. Mart Pariah29 July, 2013 01:21

      carving is a great word hehe i don't know how to do that well either. i just took an old beechwood cutting board, took a hacksaw for the rough outlines and keyfiles for the finer outlinning.

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  8. ana15 April, 2015 18:18

    Hello,
    Great drawing! Could I use it for a tooled leather project? Thanks

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  9. Anonymous29 August, 2019 22:32

    Hi I have sent you a picture of the tattoo I got today based on this design.
    Thank you for sharing it with us.

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