Frost Giant Baseball T-Shirts

Made with markers for the Animal Alphabets 2020 Mythical Alphabet Challenge.

Ymir was the first giant, born from a melting gletsjer. He is the oldest being in Norse Mythology and from his remains the Earth was build.

A frost giant with a big axe.

IceGiants 3k

Judging you as you hold your breath. It weighs in each hand under the surface of every decision you have made. Will you pass, will you sink? What will the great one decide... and what will you think?

The print depicts a dragon emerging into imaginary existence from a dice roll in a swirl of flame and energy. The artwork itself is a combination of traditional and digital art. Starting with a rough sketch I then painted out the design in watercolours to get most of the shape filled in, before adding in the white scratch/energy effects with a white out pen and gel pens. Then I scanned the original piece and edited it to add more saturated and flame like colours and to cut away the background. An added step to this design was then a simple inversion of the colours. After experimenting with it in the editing process I liked the outcome so to compliment the Blazing Red design, here is a Freezing blue version

Introducing "Frozen Fury: Frost Giant Ymir" - a captivating design that features the legendary Frost Giant Ymir from Norse mythology. With icy blue and white hues, this design showcases Ymir's formidable strength and power as he wields his massive ice club. The intricate details and striking energy of the design make it a perfect addition to any mythology or fantasy lover's wardrobe. Get ready to channel the chilling strength of the Frost Giant with "Frozen Fury: Frost Giant Ymir"!

For the viking warrior in your life.

This humorous graphic tee features a bold print of a frost giant with the phrase "Man, I Love Frost Giants" in playful font. The abbreviation "M.I.L.F." adds to the tongue-in-cheek nature of the shirt. Perfect for tabletop role players who appreciate a good laugh and love taking on formidable foes.

"He is called Hræsvelg, who sits at heaven’s end, a giant, in the shape of an eagle; from his wings they say the wind comes over all people" — Vafþrúðnismál (the lay of Vafþrúðnir, the third poem in the poetic edda) . My version of Hraesvelgr!