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Published: 2008-08-27 21:03:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 7198; Favourites: 75; Downloads: 0
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The 3 norns from the Northern mythology. made in 2008Ink drawing
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I recall the Greeks had the Fates, and many scholars see them as cognates of the Norns. Of course, most of the religions of pre-christian Europe shared similar Gods and Goddesses, which only makes sense given the Indo-European sources of our languages, cultural influences, and Gods.
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Hi there! I run an editing company called Three Fates Editing, and I was wondering if I could use this image to create a logo for my site? Thanks so much for your time, and I completely understand if the answer is no.
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Hi! Β I'm doing a talk for a conference of web development people and making the point about how we can hold people fate in our hands by weaving bad experiences into important websites. Wondering if I can use your beautiful drawing of UrΓ°ur, VerΓ°andi and Skuld?
Magga Dora
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Sure you are welcome
Please use my credits under the illustration in small letters:
Illustration by Ian Ibæk Møller, www.ian-m.dk
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Hi, I'm trying to write a fanfic and would like to use this image for the cover pic. Can I? I like it very much and it also sorta helps the point I'm trying to make.
ThanksΒ
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Sure as long its not being used in a commetcial way
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Yes sometimes i did'nt really know what to name the title of my works, so in this case i think the title from the amon amarth song was a good choice
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Hello,
I was wondering, could I meaby use this image for my website about spirituality and the old riligions of northern europe. I would like to use the image on the gallery page so people have a reference. Ofcourse I will credit you, by name and a link to this page.
Here is the link to the website: [link]
Thank you,
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Hello
Thats fine
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Love the confusion between the strands of fate and the hair.
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... ah, and it would make a very nice carving. Great design.
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Very nice and original concept, and I love the active roll in which you have them depicted as actively working on the strands of fate.
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Thanks alot
It was a illustration job for a heathen group called Harreskovens blotgilde. in Denmark. They want to make a plate they could give as a present to the baptized children in the northen mythology religion.
Hil
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I'm of that religion as well, which is how I stumbled across your art in the first place. I periodically go digging through DA for new Norse art. 
I must say, that's an absolutely appropriate theme for that sort of use.
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Very Nice im Asathru too 
travel around scandinavia and make some fightshows at vikingmarkets.
This summer i was in Norway very nice Nature and alot of inspiration.
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I'm over in the U.S., Texas specifically. I'm currently trying to save up some money to do a trip to Iceland next year with a friend. I'd also love to some day get a chance to save up and go see Germany, Scandinavia, Norway, Denmark, England... as well as Japan and a few other brief side trips in other parts of Europe (mainly for the museums).
Oh I forgot to mention in my other reply about Norse artwork, I do have a photo up of the oathring I made for my kindred: [link]
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I would like to go to Iceland to, I have visit the other countries.
Bur i also like to go to US one day. I have some photos from different museums i could send you a link if you like.
Its a nice Oathring You have made.
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Oh I would love to have the link to see photos of the museums.
And thank you for the compliment.
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I have a small selection here.
[link]
I would upload some more this weekend mayby on sunday evening.
I have some from Norwegian museums which is very good.
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