Norse Mythology Art Book

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Odin, Frigg, Thor, Loki, Balder, Hod, Heimdall Tyr, Njord, Freyr, and Freyja...

Norse mythology is epic, sweeping, and heroic. Milivoj Ceran brings those stories to life with his breathtaking paintings in the Norse Mythology Art Book. The 9"x11" 68-page, full-color book is lavishly illustrated, with particular attention given to the atmosphere and details of the world. Some illustrations have Celtic/Viking borders to glorify Viking's lore.

The book includes a printed dust cover, gilded pages, & book ribbon. 

About the Artist:

A professional artist since 2002. He works in traditional media. He currently lives in Zaprešić, Croatia.

Some of the clients/projects:

• Wizards of the Coast (Magic the Gathering, D&D 5e, Dungeon Magazine, Dragon Magazine, D&D 4th edition books, D&D Fortune Cards)
• Blizzard Entertainment (Hearthstone)
• World of Warcraft tcg (Cryptozoic Entertainment, Upper Deck Entertainment)
• Sideshow Collectibles (Court of the Dead)
• Paizo (Pathfinder books)
• Applibot - Legend of the Cryptids, Galaxy Saga
• Sony Online Entertainment (Legends of Norrath)
• Hex Entertainment (HEX tcg)
• Monte Cook Games (Numenera, Strange)
• Privateer Press
• Green Ronin Publishing
• FASA Games (Earthdawn)
• Troll Lord Games
• Fantasy Flight Games etc.

Appereance:
His works have been showcased in:

• “Spectrum - The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art" issue 19 and 26
• “Fantasy+, volume 5”
• “Infected by Art book” 1-7.
• Illuxcon 5 & 6 main show
• GenCon Art Show
• San Diego Comic Con
• IFCC
• SFerakon
• Pyrkon
• Edmonton Comic and Entertainment Expo
• Saskatchewan Comic and Entertainment Expo
• Magic the Gathering Grand Prix events.

Awards:

• "Best Artist - Hall of Fame" award for 2018, by The European Science Fiction Society
• Gen Con Art Show 1st Place for Best Original Art on 2017
• “Infected by Art” bronze award in unpublished category 2013.,
• Gen Con Art Show 3rd Place for Best Original Art on 2013,
• “SFera” 2003. (Croatia),