THE VIKING ART TOME BOOK
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VIKING ART TOME.
The Viking Art Tome: Deluxe Edition unites the full Viking Art trilogy - Volumes 1, 2, and 3 - into a single hardcover collection of Norse-inspired design and history by Isar Oakmund.
Across 300 pages, this edition gathers centuries of artistic tradition into one book, blending archaeological reference, historical context, and original artwork. Each design is annotated with details about its origins and influences, revealing how the visual language of the Viking Age evolved across regions and time.
This edition also includes exclusive new illustrations and expanded commentary on the development of Viking and early medieval art, offering both inspiration and education for artists, historians, and collectors.
Printed in high-quality hardcover, this tome is built to last - a resource and reference for anyone who values the craft and legacy of Norse art.
Please note: Designs are for personal use only, except in tattoo work.
Features
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Combines Viking Art Volumes 1, 2 & 3
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Over 300 pages of original and historical Norse-inspired art
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Includes exclusive new designs and annotations
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Commentary on Viking Age art styles and evolution
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High-quality hardcover format for longevity
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For personal or tattoo design use only
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between the Tome and the Viking Art Vols?
The Tome is a single, much larger volume (300 pages) tracing the full development of Norse art from the Bronze Age through to the Urnes style, with dedicated chapters on godmasks and patterns. The Vols are smaller, motif-organised references.
What do I get with the USB version that I don't get with the hardcover?
The USB contains a set of digital design files drawn from the Tome, useful for digital work or printing. It isn't a digital copy of the full book itself.
Is the Tome suitable for beginners?
Yes. The opening chapters work as a style guide, walking through each major period (Salin I, II and III, Broa, Oseberg, Borre, Jelling, Mammen, Ringerike and Urnes) in chronological order, so you can follow the development of Norse art from the ground up.
What is "The Journeymen"?
It's a fictional story woven through the early chapters of the Tome, used to bring the historical styles and periods to life as you move through them.
Are the godmask designs based on specific deities?
Yes. The godmasks chapter includes named designs for figures such as Loki, Ullr, Vidar, Hyrrokin and the four dwarves Norðri, Suðri, Austri and Vestri.
What's in the Patterns chapter?
A collection of border and filler patterns, useful for framing other designs or filling space in larger compositions.
