| 1 Jan 2006 |  Kim |  Loading...It depends on which runic alphabet you use my dear; mine are not wrong.  Johan Aronson replies: "Of course. 
But I can tell for sure that you've got A and N mixed up.That, or your futhark is neither the ancient germanic 24-type futhark, the younger scandinavian 16-type one (or the slightly more recent "stung" version of the same) nor the anglosaxon variant.
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| 14 Apr 2006 | Peterpunk | Loading... I love all of your work! And u got plenty of it Keep it going  | |
| 25 Apr 2006 | Takushi | Loading... Well after looking at a few of your pieces, I've come to the idea do you play DAOC? I used to for about 4 good years, alot of your pics reminded me of it lol. -Takushi Aim: Bored Mental Y!: Broken_emptiness Johan Aronson replies: " Hehe I used to. And yea, some of my pictures are inspired quite a bit by that game." | |
| 6 Jul 2006 |  Raymond E Gaustadnes | Loading... cool drawings, I specially liked the details to it. Great work | |
| 15 Aug 2006 |  Nico Kastepohja | Loading... Wow!
I like this. Can´t say anything else... | |
| 30 Oct 2006 | . . . | Loading... I really do like this, especially the use of runes. I love runes, and thats why i learn them. The runes in question here are Anglo-Saxon, right? Um, the only thing is, they say; infnrnnnxznb . . . or is that the name of the staff? Just wondering.  Johan Aronson replies: "the runes are from the scandinavian 16-type futhark, which might be why you've gotten the A and the N runes mixed up. The "twig" of the A rune leans to the left (/) and on the N rune it leans to the right (\). So the text on the staff says "IAFLARANAMMA", or "JÄVLARANAMMA" (remember each rune can often mean several different latin letters), which is simply a Swedish phrase that is something like a encouraging or urging curse (?)..." | |
| 21 Feb 2007 |  Marie Aggerbeck | Loading... nice work, although I find the shading on his left hand to be a liiittle strong. Those birds on his chest, I think I've seen them before (or some similar ones), or am I imagining things? | |
| 9 Aug 2007 |  Melissa D. Saunders | Loading... I recognize them...Hugin and Munin, Odin's ravens right? That's sort of who this picture reminds me of. Nice work. =) | |
| 12 Oct 2007 | Anonymous | Loading... Man, you tell that Kim woman! Haha.
Anyway, this is a fantastic picture! I love all the fine details and the runes on the magical circlet ... Thing. I also like his face, it's weathered and aged, but it still retains so much strength.
Congrats on the Mod's. | |
| 6 May 2008 | Dean | Loading... Like the stash a lot. | |
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