15 Dead Game of Thrones Characters Re-Animated Through Magnificent Art

Dead Hodor

Few shows make people feel… anything, quite like Game of Thrones does. When a character on the show dies, it makes people happy, but usually sad, depressed, angry. And in honor of these dead characters, comes this wonderful art project.

Ertaç Alt?nöz, or ertacaltinoz on Deviantart, took the more notable dead Game of Thrones characters from the TV show and gave them a Wight (GOT zombies) kind of makeover, with the way of death of something from the death scene itself showing in the image, sometimes as hint alone, creating a powerful collage of morbidity and beauty fused together.

Lyanna Stark

Died giving birth to Jon Snow.

Khal Drogo

Ned Stark

Got his head chopped off.

Robb Stark

This one really broke my heart. Couldn’t believe what I was reading when I made it to the passage in the books.

Catelyn Stark

Got her throat sliced. In the show, she stays dead. In the books…

Tywin Lannister

Got a crossbolt in his belly while trying to have a quiet evening in the bathroom.

Joffrey Baratheon/Lannister

Poisoned at his own wedding. Tough luck.

Ygritte

Got arrowed.

Oberyn Martell

Got his face smashed the f*** in.

Hodor… Just Hodor

Died casually leaning on a door.

Margaery Tyrell

Burned down in a gush of wildfire.

Ramsay Bolton/Snow

Shireen Baratheon

Turned into toast.

The Waif

Met Arya, tried to kill her, should have known better.

Arthur Dayne

Died like a knight should: With a sword in his hand.

For more dead GOT characters and other works by ertacaltinoz, check out his gallery. For less depressing Game of Thrones art which doesn’t follow the show but the A Song of Ice and Fire books, check out this gallery.

15 Awesome Game of Thrones Artworks to Fill the Void

Cersei

The Game of Thrones TV Show is going on a longer than usual hiatus, preparing for the final 15 (???) episodes, probably split into two seasons. The next book in A Song of Ice and Fire (The Winds of Winter), the book series the TV show is based on, is still one huge question mark. So how do we fill the void? We begin by enjoying the incredible artwork done by fans and professional artists for various projects related to the fantasy series.

Arya checking a name off her list / Inna-Vjuzhanina

Cersei in all her green glory / Inna-Vjuzhanina

Remembering Hardhome / patrickballesteros

Cleganebowl, Get Hype / ertacaltinoz

The Mountain vs The Viper / DenisM79

Sandor & Sansa (Wishful thinking…) / bubug

The Bolton family during happier times / Thrumugnyr

Arya & Nymeria / Cryptid-Creations

A Knight, Maiden & Bear / 1oshuart

Theon Greyjoy (Reek) / Kep-Trefler

Theon is sorry / Thrumugnyr

King Robb marching South / zippo514

Stopping Joffrey (ACOK) / bubug

The mysterious Coldhands / mustamirri

House Stark during better days / Gigei

For more Game of Thrones related posts, check out these cool Game of Thrones T-Shirts or enjoy these illuminating A Song of Ice and Fire Maps.

Gingerbread Iron Throne Fit for a King

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One of the most significant objects in the Game of Thrones universe is the Iron Throne located in the Great Hall of the Red Keep in King’s Landing. The King, Lord Regent and Hand of the King are the only persons who can sit on the throne and thus it represents the authority of the monarchy that rules the Seven Kingdoms.

The throne was forged at the order of Aegon the Conqueror’s who was the first of the Targaryen Kings and unified the independent kingdoms of Westeros under his rule. It is made of the 1,000 swords that surrendered to him in the War of Conquest. The dragon Balerion the Black Dread melted them with his breath and then bent the throne in the shape it has in the film.

The problem with a throne made of iron is that it is quite cold and deadly, so a group of friends gave it a nice holiday twist by making one out of gingerbread. Their version comes with warmer tones and decorative motifs made with blue and purple to look a lot more festive. It transforms the threatening symbol of power into a delicious treat that pays homage to the saga of George R. R. Martin in a really original way.

The great thing about this gingerbread throne is that it was made by a group of friends who joined forces to create something wonderful and this is quite the antithesis of the dragon forged seat which is the epitome of selfishness as we have seen in the books and TV series.

Stannis Baratheon described the chair to Davos Seaworth thus: “Have you ever seen the Iron Throne? The barbs along the back, the ribbons of twisted steel, the jagged ends of swords and knives all tangled up and melted? It is not a comfortable seat, ser. Aerys cut himself so often men took to calling him King Scab, and Maegor the Cruel was murdered in that chair. By that chair, to hear some tell it. It is not a seat where a man can rest at ease. Oftentimes I wonder why my brothers wanted it so desperately.”

This is certainly not the description you would give to this yummy gingerbread version but it is closer to the holiday spirit and they paid a marvelous and ingenious homage to the popular series.

Be social! Follow Walyou on Facebook and Twitter, and read more related stories about the Song of Fire and Ice series at Game of Thrones Birthday: The Throne Is Hers By Right and 15 Best Game of Thrones Fan Artworks Ever Made

Via @Geekologie.com

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