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Norse Mythology: Digital Illustration Design Applications

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  • Li Zhen

    (Luxun Academy of Fine Arts)

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Norse mythology is an ancient and profound mythological system with high artistic value and cultural significance. Digital illustration design carries on the stories and images of Norse mythology culture through the artistic expression of images, allowing people to better understand and know the culture, stories and morals of Norse mythology. Through diverse styles and techniques, digital illustration design innovatively represents the stories and images of Norse mythological culture, making them more vivid, interesting and appealing. Using the monsters of Norse mythology as the main vehicle, this set of designs combines some of the stories of the mythology with the simplicity of the Norse style. Through four monsters and one ‘Twilight of the Gods’, a different approach and a new perspective are used to express the understanding and interpretation of Norse mythology, allowing people to gain a deeper understanding of this mysterious world. The applications of digital illustration design in Norse mythology demonstrates the infinite possibilities of digital art in cultural heritage and innovation.

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  • Li Zhen, 2023. "Norse Mythology: Digital Illustration Design Applications," Studies in Art and Architecture, Pioneer Academic Publishing Limited, vol. 2(2), pages 7-15, June.
  • Handle: RePEc:cvg:starac:v:2:y:2023:i:2:p:7-15
    DOI: 10.56397/SAA.2023.06.02
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