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Kiss me code

Why did Vikings sometimes use codes when they wrote in runes? Were the messages secret, or did they have other reasons for encrypting their runic texts? Researchers still don’t know for sure. A rather forthright message written in code: “Kiss me” is etched into a piece of bone found in Sigtuna in Sweden, dating to the 12th or 13th century. The code is in cipher runes, the most common code known from medieval Scandinavia. This variety is called ice runes

Random art I like

Feather horned beetle (Rhipicera femorata)

The Feather-horned Beetle is a rather uncommon, tiny species of beetle of which very little is known about its biology. Adults range in size from 10-25mm in length and are easily recognized by their over-sized fan-like antennae. The males differ from the females in that their anntenae are much larger and more pronounced. photo credits: ron_n_beth,

Metal magic

Well, not as beautiful.. But starz in its eyes

I get so inspired! This is made months ago.. And it is kind of childish and sloppy made. I am a little tempted to do a bigger and more realistic version. That Zeus owl gave me shivers through my backbone! So beautiful. I will give it a try.

Zeus, the blind Screech Owl

As sad as I am for him beeing blind, I can't stop think those eyes are amazing.. Reminds me of an owl I did a while ago.