Ithaqua the Wendigo

The wish of the broken man was for the storm to take it all.
He ask the Wind walker to take his pain, his despair and sorrow.
So the Wendigo took it whole. Burying the mountains with snow.
Covering everything with ice, but the men, which it devoured all.

Pencil doodle on A6 sketchbook from my Great Old Ones series for an upcoming Elder Gods Tarot project:

The Great Cthulhu
Chaugnar Faugn
Shub-Niggurath
Hastur
Atlach-Nacha
Cthugha, the Living Flame
Ithaqua the Wendigo
Father Dagon
Yibb-Tstll
Shudde M'ell
Yog-Sothoth
The music of Erich Zann - Tru'nembra
Y-golonac
Tsathoggua
Mordiggian
Quachil Uttaus
Eihort - God of the Labyrinth
Tindalos Hound
Gla'aki
Yig, the Father of Serpents
Daoloth, Render of the Veils
Abhoth, Source of Uncleanliness 
Gatanothoa
Azazoth, Daemon Sultan
Umr Al Tawil - Avatar of Yog-Sothoth
Ubbo-Sathla
Mother Hydra
Nug and Yeb, the Twin Blasphemies
Bast, Goddess of all Cats 
Nodens - Lord of the Great Abyss
Ghroth the Harbringer
Hypnos, Lord of Sleep
Green God, the Horror Under Warrendown
Tulzscha the Green flame
Hagarg Ryonis, the Lier-in-Wait
Zhar and Lloigor