Baby Ragnarok fits into his universe shell until he pops out at the end of a string. I made this a few years ago. Scary, yes?
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12 comments:
One can be thankful that he obviously didn´t feel inclined to grow up in these few years...
What are his teeth (fangs?) made out of? It looks familiar, but I can't place it. Nor can I place the name Ragnarok, although I think that I know it from somewhere. (Nordic myth?)
What an amazing imagination you have!
ok, now this is just creepy-creative, but i do see the art of it... eeK!
scary indeed but truly intriguing!
this is amazing and wacky and crazy, I think its fantastic.
Quite cute scary! Just so creative - always a treat in store on your blog!!
Just a little bit.
But I would bet his bark is worse than his bite.
Hi-tech!
He has a chip for his teeth. :)
I can think of nothing better to depict the epic viking battle of gods and men against the setting sun of the universe very existance than a tangle of string and an old pot. You seem to have considered all the important factors with regards to the mythology. An excellent work in my opinion and I am left inspired and in awe. Please keep it up!!
Scary, yes. But is he house-trained?
This one rocks! I imagine a giant version being lowered to the stage during a Gwar concert...
My six-year-old son needs to see this. He'll then need to make one.
Just sayin'.
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