Joseph Dilnot (British, 1997) - Woden (2023)
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Joseph Dilnot (British, 1997) - Woden (2023)

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"It is better not to pray at all than to pray for too much; nothing will be given that you won’t repay. It is better to sacrifice nothing than to offer too much."
Translation by Jackson Crawford.
Developed by an original found on a board by Diego Vega [Pinterest]
One thing I always find funny is sci fi media where the spacefaring civilizations have "universal translator" devices that can decode completely foreign alien languages automatically, not just because it's pretty impossible to do that as-is, but also because how would it know not to over-translate? All words except onomatopoeia come from other languages ultimately, and that can drastically change the meaning. Like imagine the look of horror on an alien who translates "Jenny, let's have hamburgers Wednesday!" when it comes out as "Pale one, let us claim possession of the people from Hamburg, Germany, on Woden's day!" or "Spirit of the dead, allow us to eat the people of the riverbend town, upon the day of the Lord of Frenzy!"
Wotan's farewell to Brunhilde by Ferdinand Leeke

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Odin/Woden/Wodanaz, also known as the gallows god.
Wanted to represent odin more accurately to the old norse religion as a god of kingship, ectasy/madness, war and death as I feel people flanderize him too often.
Ben Edge (British, 1985) - The Hooden Horse (2023)
Mishe on display.
Model: Mishe